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Critical Theory Rocks

Critical Theory Rocks

By Christian Fuchs

Christian Fuchs "Critical Theory Rocks" podcast where critical theory rocks society and rock music becomes a tool of social critique.

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The Communication of Death and Love: A Philosophical Approach

The Communication of Death and Love: A Philosophical Approach

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In this episode of the Critical Theory Rocks Podcast, Christian Fuchs talks about what it means to take a philosophical approach on the communication of death and love.

The episode deals with the following questions: What philosophical positions are there on death? What ways are there for humans to mourn their loved ones? What kind of communication process is mourning? What is the role of death in capitalism? What is the relationship of death and love?

A written version is available as Creative Commons text here: https://doi.org/10.16997/book45.m

Music
Bonnie “Prince” Billy: Death to Everyone
Soap & Skin: Deathmental
Pulp: Death Goes to the Disco
Johnny Cash: Hurt
The Kills: Doing it to Death
L7: Pretend We’re Dead
Arcade Fire: No Cars Go

Jun 06, 202101:53:21

Anxiety & Politics: The Relevance of Franz Neumann‘s Theory in the Age of Authoritarian Capitalism

Anxiety & Politics: The Relevance of Franz Neumann‘s Theory in the Age of Authoritarian Capitalism

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This episode of Critical Theory Rocks discusses the relevance of Franz L Neumann’s critical theory today. Accompanying reading: https://doi.org/10.31269/triplec.v15i2.903 Including music by Sonic Youth, Soap&Skin, Belle and Sebastian, Yo La Tengo, Tocotronic.

Jan 19, 202101:05:42

Trailer Critical Theory Rocks

Trailer Critical Theory Rocks

Christian Fuchs' "Critical Theory Rocks" is a podcast where critical theory rocks society and rock music is a tool of social critique.

Dec 07, 202000:19