First Philosophy

Kierkegaard · Slandering Descartes· First-person perspective· The Birth of Phenomenology · Irony In this episode “Towards Kierkegaard” Awee introduces the key concepts needed to begin understanding Kierkegaard's profound ideas. Meanwhile, Kas and Sonia shed nuanced light on the often-misunderstood Descartes, while Dostoevsky makes a welcome return. Let's begin finally! PS As everyone knows, Philosophy is the friends you make along the way, so in the spirit of friendship, could you press ...

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Kierkegaard · Slandering Descartes· First-person perspective· The Birth of Phenomenology · Irony

In this episode “Towards Kierkegaard” Awee introduces the key concepts needed to begin understanding Kierkegaard's profound ideas.

Meanwhile, Kas and Sonia shed nuanced light on the often-misunderstood Descartes, while Dostoevsky makes a welcome return.
 
Let's begin finally!

PS As everyone knows, Philosophy is the friends you make along the way, so in the spirit of friendship, could you press the follow button and or/and give the podcast five stars?

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What is First Philosophy?

Exploring the timeless ideas of history’s greatest thinkers, one lecture at a time.

Philosophers must be eternal beginners, according to Edmund Husserl. In this podcast, we invite you to begin with us, accompanied by great lectures.

Every episode dives into the rich world of phenomenology, existentialism and hermeneutics, posing and answering profound questions concerning human existence. Through these episodes, you'll get familiar with Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Sartre, Levinas, and many others.

Our first season centers around Awee Prins and his lecture series Human Conditions. To accompany you through this journey, Sonia Shvets and Kas Molenaar will provide brief interludes, insights, and introductions.

Let's begin, finally!


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