Curious about Continental Philosophy, but find its jargon unapproachable? Or are you possibly a long-term vet within the field, hankering for a refreshing return to your roots? Join us in the Lawn Chair Philosophy Foundation’s Continental Chop Shop Course Series, where we’ll practice our rudiments and acquaint ourselves with the foundational themes and terminology around which the tradition revolves.
VOL. 5: BEING, A REPRISE
Last session, we discussed the notion of Being from the perspectives of Husserl, Heidegger, Sartre, and Fanon. And we agreed that just one session on the notion of Being would not suffice. We needed to include more voices over this matter. We reached out to our community to get a sense for which voices to include. And this is the list we received: Merleau-Ponty, Deleuze, and Nancy – quite the list. Dr. Donovan Irven of Filo Sofi Arts and Analecta Hermenutica returns to present on Deleuze and Nancy, preceded by our good friend Spore, whose presentation on Merleau-Ponty is on point!
VOL. 4: BEING
Our Philosopher in Chief presents on Husserl’s take on the notion of Being, Angela Heredia of Eastern European University and Donovan Irven of Filo Sofi Arts and Analecta Hermeneutica return to tackle Heidegger’s notion of Being. Donovan then turns our attention towards Sartre’s notion of Being. And Angela rounds out the Chop Shop with a presentation on Fanon’s notion of Being.
VOL. 3: FACTICITY
The LCP Foundation’s Philosopher in Chief presents on Husserl’s take on the matter, Dr. Donovan Irven of Filo Sofi Arts and Analecta Hermeneutica presents on Sartre’s take, and Angela Heredia of Central European University presents on Fanon’s take.
VOL. 2: BODIES
The LCP Foundation’s Philosopher in Chief presents on Husserl’s take on the matter, Dr. Donovan Irven of Filo Sofi Arts and Analecta Hermeneutica presents on Sartre’s take, and Angela Heredia of Central European University presents on Merleau-Ponty’s take.
VOL. 1: AUTHENTICITY, THE ART OF GENUINE MEASURE
The LCP Foundation’s Philosopher in Chief presents on Husserl’s take on the matter, Angela Heredia of Central European University presents on Heidegger’s take, Dr. Donovan Irven of Filo Sofi Arts and Analecta Hermeneutica presents on Sartre’s take, and Ben Carlo Atim of the University of Santo Tomas presents on Marion’s take.