Jürgen Habermas Interview
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Uploaded on Feb 1, 2007
Rare video footage of Jurgen Habermas discussing some of his theories.
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Alfonso Pérez Islas 1 year ago
Well, I thought it was going to be A LOT EASIER to listening to him than reading him... WRONG !
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pleonexo 2 years ago
I kant believe this guy. What a kant.
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ImpossiblePossibile 6 days ago
he has Cleft palate ... why they fuck are joking about it?
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Supriya Banerjee 1 month ago
Why can't I watch it??? It just skips.
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gen6k 5 months ago
nietzche is not explicitly a philosophy of freedom because it is a philosophy of negation. of disorder. but if the entire layer that he targets could be taken out we would perhaps realize something more concrete and less wishy washy.
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gen6k 5 months ago
the best i can describe nietzche's goal is to double penetrate the forms of history and his time, and then to try to see if there is any space above it. kind of like a new freer level. nietzsche is really a precursor to something bigger that has not been realized yet.
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gen6k 5 months ago
his views are not as placid as "gaining power" this isnt a napoleonism. he tries to explain the psycho-dramatic dimension of power and its cascading meta-cultural effects through play acting and producing a lot of work.
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gen6k 5 months ago
nietzsche definetly had psychotic depressive bouts, and probably commited some type of violence to some degree. he was an academic and enjoyed talking to a few people like the composer richard wagner. nietzche is not a "jesus christ" or "goodness" in the platonic sense type of figure. he accepts mistakes as personal transformation, and he fetishizes what was then pretty much occultism. he is not a "perfect" philosophical archetype he still includes all of his attributions and faults in his work.
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gen6k 5 months ago
nietzsche was simply trying to shine some light on social problems including sex, race and relations. he does have a tendency towards violence and the collapse of structure as well as "vanity" and "haughtiness". although i would think that he is more alienated being a philosopher from other "classes". non-philosophical classes such as "women". women do not enjoy philosophers or physicists because their intelligence is lower it is not only a fault of the male's persona.
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Baldoxxx4000 6 months ago
Most of his brain power is in his nose... :<)
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