Purdue Philosophy & Literature Illuminations Lecture Series
A series of talks put on by the Philosophy and Literature departments at Purdue University featuring professionals speaking on their research incorporating both literature and philosophy.
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00:56:18
Daniel W. Smith - On the Sources of Normativity: A Deleuzean Account
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00:55:14
Graham Harman - Speculative Realism and the Philosophy of Tristan Garcia
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01:27:36
Jacqueline Marina - Inner Sense, Self-consciousness and Embodiment:Personal Identity and the Refutatio
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01:17:23
Representing the Enemy Other: Jarrett Kobek's ATTA, Postmodern Narrative, and the Architectural Uncons
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00:45:20
Agata Szczeszak-Brewer -- James Joyce's Oriental Women: Aladdin and "Circe"
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01:56:42
Gabrielle Aruta -- Philosophy as the Praxis of Life and Death: A Demonstration
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01:03:40
Chris Yeoman -- Power as Control and the Therapeutic Effects of Hegel's Logic
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01:22:38
Andrew Cutrofello on the Idea of Metaphysical Poetry
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01:23:53
Dan Morris -- Pedagogical Personae: On Two Approaches to Literature and Criticism
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00:52:21
Lecture: "The Good, the Bad, and the Funny: the Image of Socrates in Plato's Apology"
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01:12:53
So at the mercy of Things: Mansfield, Woolf, and Post-Impressionism
