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Foucault and the evolution of control (Deleuze - Baudrillard)
An annalysis of the historical evolution of control using Foucault, Deleuze and Baudrillard via dicipline and punish, postscripts on societies of control and symbolic exchange and death.
#philosophy #foucault #deleuze #baudrillard #postmodern #postmodernism #continental #freedom #control #dicipline
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An introduction to Deleuze (what is philosophy)
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A breif introduction to Gilles Deleuze through his book What is philosophy, framed in response to Hawking's claim that Philosophy is dead.
A Dialog of Freedom and Determinism
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A dialog inspired by the socratic dialogs of Plato, on the topic of freedom and determinism. #freewill #philosophy #determinism #freedom #determinismvsfreewill #vs #dialogue #choices #choice #educational
The Taoist philosophy of Kung Fu Panda
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This video is an introduction to Taoist philosophy through Kung Fu Panda, using the Tao Te Ching, the foundational text of Taoism. #tao #taoism #philosophy #easternphilosophy #kungfupanda #movie #movies #innerpeace #innerstrength #philosophyoflife #philosophyofreligion #philosophyofeducation
Review of Alice Cappelle's Collapse Feminism
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This video reviews CZcamsr @AliceCappelle's new book, Collapse Feminism. #feminism #review #book #bookreview
Debunking Meritocracy (Jordan Peterson's Hierarchies of competance)
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This is a short video refuting the claims of Meritocracy, that we advance in life based on merit and merit alone. Jordan Peterson will claim that we have hierarchies of competance that work reasonably well. Using Tomas Camorro-Premuzic's book "why do so many incompetant men become leaders", and Susan Cain's "Quiet, the power of intreverts in a world that won't stop talking", I argue the exact o...
Learning to Love
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A summary of Erich Fromm's book, The art of loving Other content: Love @oliSUNvia :czcams.com/video/jcbEiZQ9B7o/video.html and czcams.com/video/tW1Qa3ElaC8/video.html @Sisyphus55 czcams.com/video/GU4NWj3sDzk/video.html #love #erichfromm #philosophy #psychology #loving #lovestatus #selfcare #selflovequote #psychoanalyst #psychoanalysis #happy #hope #selfimprovement #theartofloving #theartoflivin...
The truth about Trauma (Maté and van der Kolk)
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This is a short video about key ideas surrounding Trauma from the work of both psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk and his book the body keeps the score, and Gabor Maté and his book the myth of normal. Here is a link to a great interview with Maté: czcams.com/video/H9B5mYfBPlY/video.html Here is a link to an interview with van der Kolk: czcams.com/video/W_HJPYfukiY/video.html #philosophy #psycholo...
Kierkegaardian despair in Fullmetal Alchemist
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A look at the grandfather of existentialism's most important works, the sickness unto death, through the lense of my favorite anime Fullmetal Alchemist (03). Watch fma for free using this link: www.wcofun.org/anime/fullmetal-alchemist Here are links to other content about Kierkegaard:czcams.com/video/GGr4T8TM10A/video.html czcams.com/video/pzDVoxAJmJA/video.html #philosophy #kierkegaard #fullme...
The sickness unto death is despair - Kierkegaard
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A paragraph from Kierkegaard's sickness unto death #despair #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #psychology #philosophy #kierkegaard
A brief critique of Freud
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A short summary of some of the most important criticisms of Freud, based on The Body keeps the score, by Bessel van der Kolk, The art of loving by Eric Fromm, Yuval Harari's Homo Deus and most importantly; Deleuze and Guattari's Anti Oedipus. @CassEris has a great video on Freud: czcams.com/video/gJTo7JB559o/video.html And @PlasticPills has a great video on Deleuze and Guattari's Anti-Oedipus:c...
Jordan Peterson's "Postmodern-Neo-Marxists"
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A lighthearted video depunking Jordan Petersons take on posrmodern philosophers. Videos you should watch about Peterson by: Jonas Ceika: czcams.com/video/cU1LhcEh8Ms/video.html czcams.com/video/26fIBA7O5Ag/video.html czcams.com/video/EHtvTGaPzF4/video.html Contrapoints: czcams.com/video/4LqZdkkBDas/video.html Jordan Peterson: czcams.com/video/Cf2nqmQIfxc/video.html #Jordanpeterson #jordanbpeter...
The Postmodern Condition Explained (Lyotard, Jameson and Baudrillard)
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A short introduction to three readings of the postmodern condition. Olivia Sun: czcams.com/video/jcbEiZQ9B7o/video.html Plastic Pills: czcams.com/video/9zEtalr5pEA/video.html Then & Now: czcams.com/video/1Yxg2_6_YLs/video.html Jonas Ceika: czcams.com/video/RJfurfb5_kw/video.html & czcams.com/video/bf9J35yzM3E/video.html Rick Roderick: czcams.com/video/2U9WMftV40c/video.html #bigtech #socialmedi...
Big Tech survaillance is worse than you think (Shoshana Zuboff)
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Big Tech survaillance is worse than you think (Shoshana Zuboff)
Foucault and the historical evolution of control
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Foucault and the historical evolution of control
Hawking vs Deleuze (The death & resurection of philosophy)
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Hawking vs Deleuze (The death & resurection of philosophy)

Komentáře

  • @whussthadeal3798
    @whussthadeal3798 Před 2 dny

    With social media it only appears to be unlimited while it totally limits the minds capacity to operate and to relate.

  • @noveleden
    @noveleden Před 3 dny

    Did he say the lizards takng control? What was the last line?

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 2 dny

      The last line was “and is a particular quality of our current forms of control, and is a widespread phenomenon on all aspects of postmodern society”

    • @noveleden
      @noveleden Před 2 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy Thank you so much for educating me, and not mocking me. I have gained so much deep respect for you.

  • @Noipara38
    @Noipara38 Před 6 dny

    Great vid! I'm curious about postmodern philosophy more now! Can you recommend some books to read?

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 5 dny

      Well, it depends which postmodern philosopher you’re interested in. For Deleuze I would recommend Tod May’s book an introduction to Gilles Deleuze, with Foucault you can just pick out any of his books, I recommend dicipline and Punish, Lyotard and Derrida I don’t know that well, but Rick Roderick has a great lecture on Derrida (and one on Baudrillard and Foucault as well) you can find on CZcams. Baudrillard, it depends if you want something systematic or polemic. For systematic I recommend early Baudrillard for example the system of objects, but he is more famous for his later ideas and if you want those I recommend fatal strategies. Hope this helps:)

    • @Noipara38
      @Noipara38 Před 5 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy thanks a lot! I'm interested in Deleuze so maybe I should try Tod May's book. Keep your amazing work going ✨️

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 5 dny

      I also have a video on Deleuze and Gauattari’s what is philosophy (which, if you want to read primary literature might be a good start, it’s challenging but insightful), a CZcamsr called plastic pills has a great video on the anti-oedipus and Deleuze’s political philosophy and the CZcamsr Jonas Cheika has a great introduction to Deleuze talking about drum machines.

  • @nathanpayne5009
    @nathanpayne5009 Před 7 dny

    The irony here is that the panopticon silences discourse and is for liberal fascism. So conservative panopticon is bad but liberal panopticon is good, according to identity politics. Brave new world indeed.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 7 dny

      You could easily use Foucault to criticise contemporary left/liberal politics.

    • @nathanpayne5009
      @nathanpayne5009 Před 6 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy the irony is that the left considers Foucault to be some sort of postmodern Messiah but they have just taken his philosophy as a kind of table turning to usher in fascist progressivism. The level with which modern progressives have no basic understanding of Foucault and Marx is utterly terrifying.

  • @ch1n3du3
    @ch1n3du3 Před 10 dny

    I really enjoyed this, thank you for putting it out there ❤

  • @unknowninfinium4353
    @unknowninfinium4353 Před 11 dny

    Cant wait for the critique of Marx.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 11 dny

      Well, you may have to wait a long time as I quite like Marx 😅

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 10 dny

      Well, first of all, yeah, of course there are many critiques of Marx, but you implied I should make one and I’m not sure I will. As to the CZcams is a product of free market, that doesn’t even touch on Marx at all. It’s not like he said: free market bad! Capitalism bad! Marx’s is a lot more nuanced than most people give him credit for. He acknowledged that there are parts of capitalism that could do amazing things. However, he dared to critique it as well and hope for something better. Trust me, the majority of people who criticise Marx have never read him. Have you read him? If not then maybe you shouldn’t judge him one way or another.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 10 dny

      Scholars always disagree about what any great thinker said. It’s known as the problem of interpretation and its an interesting topic. Personally I can understand Marx just fine. Sure, Das Kapital volume 1, 2 & 3 are notoriously difficult to read (not to mention dry as hell), but difficult is not the same as impossible. Just because someone is challenging to read doesn’t mean they don’t have valuable things to say. Early Marx, in contrast, is quite accessible and engaging. I ask again, have you read Marx or are you basing your opinions on what other people have said?

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 10 dny

      I would argue that Stalin, Mao and Lenin used Marx to justify their their actions rather than derive their actions from Marx’s writings. It’s kind of like how the Church used God to justify the inquisition rather than derive the inquisition from their religious texts.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 10 dny

      Also, James Lindsay is a pseudo intellectual dishonest hack who wouldn’t recognise critical thinking if it hit him in the face.

  • @willieluncheonette5843

    " ALL PSYCHOLOGISTS are so-called psychologists - because the real psychology does not exist yet, because man is still not known. Psychology is just a groping. It is still not a science; it is just in a very primary stage. So every psychologist is a so-called psychologist because psychology is a so-called psychology. The real psychology is yet to be born. But the so-called psychology is paving the way for it, so it is valuable. When I say it is so-called psychology, I am not condemning it. It is just like alchemy preceded chemistry and astrology preceded astronomy. This so-called psychology is preceding, is a requirement, for the real psychology to be born. Just as alchemists are no longer remembered, forgotten, you cannot even mention their names, sooner or later Freud and Jung and Adler will be forgotten the same way - they are alchemists of the inner world. Sooner or later, you will be surprised, a few other names will become more important which are already there but known only to a few people. For example, Gurdjieff will become more important than Freud in the coming century - because he has tried to give a few keys for a real, objective psychology. Ouspensky’s name will become more important than Jung’s. And a few completely unknown names will bubble up into prominence. But Freud, Jung and Adler have done a great service. They have paved the way. Without alchemy chemistry would not have been born. It is a must - but it is so-called. We call it psychology because nothing else exists, but it is not yet real. It simply watches human beings from the lowest rung of the ladder. You go to a pond; you see a lotus - the lotus comes out of dirty mud. The modern psychology reduces the lotus to the dirty mud: it says the lotus is nothing but the dirty mud. It is right in a way, and yet absolutely wrong. Right in a way because the lotus needs the dirty mud; it comes out of the dirty mud. But to reduce it back to the dirty mud is not right. The real psychology, if you ask a Buddha, or you ask a Patanjali, who are the pioneers of a real psychology - which has not yet settled, which has not yet found its place in the human consciousness, which is still hovering around, seeking, searching for a nest - they will say that rather than reduce the lotus to the dirty mud, why not raise the value of dirty mud to the lotus itself? Why say that the lotus comes out of the dirty mud? Why not say that the dirty mud carries a lotus within itself? that the dirty mud is an abode of the lotus, a temple? Why not raise the value of the dirty mud? And that seems to be better, more objective. The higher should never be explained by the lower. The lower cannot explain the higher, but the higher can explain the lower. Watch… Darwin says man comes from the monkeys, so he is nothing but a monkey. Freud says art comes out of sexuality, so it is nothing but sexuality; meditation, religion, God are nothing but frustrations, repressions, complexes. Then religion looks like a mass neurosis. Darwin or Freud, they reduce the higher to the lower - mm? But then go on the whole way. From where do the monkeys come? Then reduce them back, further back, go on, go on… finally you will come to matter. Then everything is reduced to matter. Then even Darwin is reduced to matter. You reduce religion to repressed sexuality, then how will you treat Freud himself? Then what is psychology? Then that too is reduced…If religion is repressed sexuality, art is repressed sexuality, science is repressed sexuality, then what is psychology? What are Freud, Jung and Adler? Then you go on reducing backwards, and finally nothing is left - only matter. But everything comes out of this matter! - that means everything is implied in matter; then matter is no more material; then matter carries gods hidden behind it… because a Buddha is born, a lotus flowers. In the East we have a totally different attitude about psychology, and the attitude is: Always explain the lower by the higher. We say that sex is nothing but the lowest rung of samadhi, sex is nothing but the lowest rung of your superconsciousness. Then the whole view changes. Then there is a possibility to grow. The modern psychology leaves no possibility for growth. It reduces everything to dirt - and there is no possibility to grow. In fact, there is no point in growing because all is going to be just repressed sexuality. If you listen to the modern psychologists, their definition of the normal man makes life worthless. Einstein is abnormal, because a normal man never bothers about the mathematics of the world - why should he bother? Michelangelo is abnormal; he must have some psychological problem - that’s why he becomes so imaginative. Van Gogh is abnormal. Buddha, Jesus, Krishna - all are in some way neurotic. They are not normal: abnormal. They are all condemned. Then who is normal? The man who only lives in unconsciousness is normal: he gets up early in the morning, goes to the marketplace, earns his living, gives birth to children, makes a house - goes on moving in a routine for seventy years, then dies. This is the normal man. Not creative, not innovative, not original in any way; has nothing to contribute - no art, no science, no religion. Just think about a really normal world according to Freud: it will be the most boring world possible. There will be no music because it is repressed sexuality. There will be no poetry because it is just fantasy. There will be no science, because to be a scientist is just nothing but a deep instinct of voyeurism. If you remain clean, you like a shower, you use beautiful clothes, then it is exhibitionism. Then everything is condemned. Then everything is suspected and doubted. Then only animals are normal - and if man is to be normal he has to just live an animal life. Then you cannot soar high. Then the whole sky is taken away from you, and you live caged in your small cages of normal routine life. A world of normal people according to Freud is going to be worse than hell. Hell at least must be interesting! The world is beautiful because people soar high - because there are Buddhas and Michelangelos and Van Goghs and Picassos; musicians and dancers and philosophers, and psychologists and poets and painters. The world is beautiful because not all are normal - a few people try to be abnormal, a few people try to go beyond the norm, beyond the ordinary. And they try to raise themselves a little higher, to see more, to perceive more, to Live more. People who are not satisfied with a dead, routine life, people who are adventurous, people who take risks, people who dare, and people who go into the unknown and the unfamiliar…"

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 11 dny

      Thank you for the thought provoking comment. You put it in quotation marks, can I ask where the quote is from?

    • @willieluncheonette5843
      @willieluncheonette5843 Před 11 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy from a talk by Osho

  • @thihsareb
    @thihsareb Před 13 dny

    Philosophy is fiction. And has no usefulness.

  • @KenCAgron
    @KenCAgron Před 13 dny

    I don't know why someone might think--as a comment says above--that the best eras of Philosophy are long past. No, this audio presentation on Deleuze's book informs us that Philosophy must create new concepts in every era to deal with new human concerns and problems.

  • @KenCAgron
    @KenCAgron Před 13 dny

    Very interesting video. Clarified my ideas about what Philosophy does.

  • @rexbonney1466
    @rexbonney1466 Před 19 dny

    i liked....i subscribed....my feedback: work on the breathing and room noise....however....really great vid!

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 19 dny

      Thank you, this and the next few videos are re-uploads of older videos, however I’ll take the feedback with me into future videos.

  • @edwardgrigoryan3982
    @edwardgrigoryan3982 Před 20 dny

    Great video and I look forward to the follow ups. Interestingly, I was recently considering something which I believe is related to some of the threads of thinking you touch upon here. The whole "quantified self" movement and self monitoring and tracking apps and devices that are brandished as ways to optimize oneself into some peak performing, post modern, neoliberal, commodified individual is a fascinating phenomenon to me. Having read Taylor's Principles of Scientific Management (1911), which is arguably the birth of a highly structured and rationalized system of monitoring human labor for optimizing labor efficiency, I can't help but think that this modern quantified-self/self-optimization movement is in a way a postmodern evolution of Taylor's modernist treatise. Monitoring for optimized output is no longer a matter of external pressure, but one of self monitoring and and the exertion of control from within. This is essentially, the dreams of the likes of Taylor taken to their heights. Obviously, there is much to consider in terms of the political, social, and cultural ramifications of this shift. Anyway, thanks for the thought provoking video.

  • @zoastra7
    @zoastra7 Před 20 dny

    Great video! I’d really appreciate subtitles as I had difficulty understanding you at times.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 20 dny

      Thank you! And thanks for the feedback, I’ll take it with me into future videos.

  • @lizabethargomaniz5278

    Actually tearing up rn

  • @Ppanos423
    @Ppanos423 Před 24 dny

    You prefer the first anime from Brotherhood. You are the first person I hear saying that. I am currius to hear your take.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 24 dny

      I will concede that brotherhood has a better plot, but I think 03 does a better job with the characters and themes. Ultimately I view brotherhood as an action adventure story and 03 as a psychological drama. The youtuber Lowart did an amazing series analysing the differences and similarities between the two. Seeing neither as superior, but recognising the strengths of both. I prefer the psychological angle and the deep existential questions it asks. It made me cry on multiple occasions.

  • @Xarael.
    @Xarael. Před 24 dny

    great video keep it up ! -topics concerning Foucault are difficult to listen to given his moral issues, alleged child r*pe and advocating for decriminalizing the age of consent in France. I do agree work ppl do and their controversial ideas can be separated its hard to appreciate his thoughts when he clearly has very little concern for defenseless children...

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 24 dny

      About the allegations against Foucault you should know that when the guy making the accusations was probed for inconsistencies he admitted to only having circumstantial evidence. With regard to the letter he and many other french philosophers signed, I personally chalk it up to french people having a weird relationship with sexuality. Thank you for the compliments, glad you enjoyed the video.

    • @Xarael.
      @Xarael. Před 24 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy Yes I can appreciate that type of perspective an I don't disagree altho it is concerning that there is even accusations. The letter well.. its public so I suppose it it's up to the people to make their own judgements. I personally find it deeply off-putting. I'm simply commenting on it because I think it deserves discourse yk. ---I really appreciate your channel and the effort you put into your videos. May success follow. Deo volente.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 24 dny

      I totally get that. Thank you so much.

    • @JAI_8
      @JAI_8 Před 22 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy The phrase is “chalk it up” … not “chuck it up”. Perhaps your autocorrect is responsible for the error. Maybe we can chalk it up to that? “Wired relationships” though? Is that an idiosyncratic or overzealous autocorrect too? Must be.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 22 dny

      @JAI_8 autocorrect, second language and reading-writing difficulties, yeah.

  • @kifoobar6810
    @kifoobar6810 Před 25 dny

    The topics of your videos are fantastic, but I always have a hard time to hear you clearly, the volume is always low.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 24 dny

      Sorry about that, the last couple of videos and the next few are re-uploads, but hopefully when I get back to making new content I’ll be able to address that. Thank you for the feedback, it is a precious resource on CZcams

  • @v_tomazoni
    @v_tomazoni Před 25 dny

    Nice video 👏

  • @Ibratsod
    @Ibratsod Před 26 dny

    Can you pls make a video about atoms, and elements pls. It would be cool and is a nice video idea. Every other video about atoms, to me, doesn't explain it well.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 25 dny

      I don’t know that one, but hopefully I’ll be able to look into it at some point. Thanks for the suggestion.

  • @richardnunziata3221
    @richardnunziata3221 Před 28 dny

    if there ever was a grand age of philosophy it is certainly dead

  • @bigdickbazuzo5331
    @bigdickbazuzo5331 Před 29 dny

    deleuze video? lets go

  • @abdelrahmanmustafa8937
    @abdelrahmanmustafa8937 Před měsícem

    I think Deleuze would probably make a really good chef

  • @LeFlamel
    @LeFlamel Před měsícem

    Nah. Universal truth is still important. Especially now in an age where people can't even agree on basic facts.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      If you like universal truth, that’s fine. Deleuze just offers a different approach. Personally I find that universal truths only lead to bickering about who’s perspective is to be considered universal.

    • @LeFlamel
      @LeFlamel Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy despite Deleuze's deep wishes to the contrary, not every truth claim has a perspective that is meaningful to interrogate. Also, the idea that all truth claims have perspectives is in itself a claim to universal truth. There is no escaping the claim of universal truth to one's own knowledge, otherwise it's not knowledge and just irrelevant whims of the mind. His "different approach" is just a pretense to critique all viewpoints from afar, while protecting himself from having epistemic "skin in the game." It's a coward's approach to philosophy.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 29 dny

      Calling Deluze a coward is an adhominum attack, the lowest form of critique. In addition I think you’re straw manning his argument. Furthermore, I never discuss any claims Deleuze made about truth, I talk about Deleuze’s meta philosophy, of seeing philosophy as the creation of concepts, so with regards to my video, comments about Deleuze’s truth claims are irrelevant.

    • @LeFlamel
      @LeFlamel Před 29 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy reading comprehension my friend. I called the approach cowardly, specifically an approach that critiques attempts at objective truth by pointing out the inevitability of subjective perspective, while not acknowledging that that "perspectivist critique" applies to one's own critique as well. An ad hominem would be saying that Deleuze's argument is wrong because he's a coward himself. But it's the approach that's cowardly, and I've explained why. One cannot refute objectivity of truth without undermining the validity of one's own refutation. The argument only works if you hide the fact that critiquing claims to objective truth apply to oneself. It is an approach that allows one to critique everything from an ivory tower, and so long as one never puts forward any truth claims, they can posture philosophical superiority. My critique is much broader than Deleuze, not an ad hominem towards him.

    • @LeFlamel
      @LeFlamel Před 29 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy meta philosophy is a claim about truth, lol

  • @shrewdagency6588
    @shrewdagency6588 Před měsícem

    Subscribed. It always seems to me that its a very easy trap to fall into of simply trying to carve out concepts, especially philosophically tinted ones, via negation, not this and not that and so on. Whereas D & G subtly undermine and augment this demand and perhaps necessary educational method with further powers of addition and combination, and all the other flavours of the/a/any creative act. And more power to them... And by corollary, ourselves. 🧐🗣️🤾🦸🕺

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      I think Deleuze at least quotes Nietzsche as having said something like “philosophers tend to accept concepts as if they are given to them by some heaven.” And then something about how we should stop doing that and instead create concepts.

    • @shrewdagency6588
      @shrewdagency6588 Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy Yes. And I think D + G deliberately take pains to avoid circumscribing any particular rules for the creation of concepts. Always more Ethics than Morals. I would further suppose one aspect to their problem with the term "heaven" is that it is by definition 'above', too transcendent and immaterial, too abstract, too close to the eternal Platonic form, and thereby too hungry to subsume categories and posit hierarchies under its grasp through somewhat ironically... its lack of a circumscribed territory, zone of presence or affect.

  • @ionureche1671
    @ionureche1671 Před měsícem

    Great video and well structured. The music is a little too loud but overall very informative, I think it deserves way more views.

  • @numbersix8919
    @numbersix8919 Před měsícem

    I'd like to spank you personally for making these insane ideas more comprehensible.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Eh… I hope you mean thank and not spank… cause that feels a bit weird…

    • @numbersix8919
      @numbersix8919 Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy In that case, please accept my wholehearted thanks.

  • @willieluncheonette5843
    @willieluncheonette5843 Před měsícem

    "I am very anti-philosophic and I avoid philosophy because it is playing with shadows, thoughts, speculation. And you can go on playing infinitely, ad infinitum, ad nauseam; there is no end to it. One word creates another word, one theory creates another theory, and you can go on and on and on. In five thousand years much philosophy has existed in the world, and to no purpose at all. "But there are people who have the philosophic attitude. And if you are one of them, please drop it; otherwise you and your energy will be lost in a desert.” “I am not teaching philosophy here because I am teaching no-mind. And if you become a no-mind all philosophy disappears: Christian, Hindu, Mohammedan, Buddhist - all philosophies disappear; Hegelian, Kantian, Russellian - all philosophies disappear. If the mind disappears, where can the philosophy exist? Where can it grow? Mind is the breeding ground of philosophy. "Let the mind disappear. And the beauty is, when there is no mind and nobody to philosophize and nothing to philosophize about, one comes to know. Philosophy is the blind man’s effort. It is said: Philosophy is a blind man in a dark room on a dark night, searching for a black cat which is not there….” “I am not a philosopher. The philosopher thinks about things. It is a mind approach. My approach is a no-mind approach. It is just the very opposite of philosophizing. It is not thinking about things, ideas, but seeing with a clarity which comes when you put your mind aside, when you see through silence, not through logic. Seeing is not thinking. “The sun rises there; if you think about it you miss it, because while you are thinking about it, you are going away from it. In thinking you can move miles away; and thoughts go faster than anything possible. If you are seeing the sunrise then one thing has to be certain, that you are not thinking about it. Only then can you see it. “Thinking becomes a veil on the eyes. It gives its own color, its own idea to the reality. It does not allow reality to reach you, it imposes itself upon reality; it is a deviation from reality. Hence no philosopher has ever been able to know the truth. “All the philosophers have been thinking about the truth. But thinking about the truth is an impossibility. Either you know it, or you don't. If you know it, there is no need to think about it. If you don't, then how can you think about it? “A philosopher thinking about truth is just like a blind man thinking about light. If you have eyes, you don't think about light, you see it. Seeing is a totally different process; it is a byproduct of meditation. “Hence I would not like my way of life to be ever called a philosophy, because it has nothing to do with philosophy. You can call it philosia. The word ‘philo’ means love; ‘sophy’ means wisdom, knowledge - love for knowledge. In philosia, ‘philo’ means the same love, and ‘sia’ means seeing: love, not for knowledge but for being - not for wisdom, but for experiencing.” Philosophy Is the Worst Wastage of Human Intelligence that Is Possible “I am not a philosopher. The philosopher thinks about the truth. His approach is rational. Reason is his instrument, and here just the opposite is the case. I am an irrational man. And the people who have gathered around me - around the world - the appeal to them is my irrationality, because reason has failed so utterly. For three thousand years in the West, ten thousand years in the East, philosophers have been struggling to find the truth, and not a single philosopher has been able to find it. “The way of philosophy does not go with truth at all. It is just rational gymnastics. So one philosopher can argue against another philosopher, and they go on arguing for centuries, but they have not come to agreement on a single point. Philosophy is the worst wastage of human intelligence that is possible. When I say I am not a philosopher, I simply mean that my approach towards reality is not through the head, it is through the heart. “Philosophy has not reached to any conclusion and it will never reach - it is an exercise in utter futility. It is a good game if you want to play an intellectual game, an intellectual gymnastics; it is hair splitting. “But I am not interested in it at all - and I know it from the inside: I have been a student of philosophy and a professor of philosophy too. I know it as an insider that the most useless activity in the world is philosophy, the most uncreative, the most pretentious - but very ego-fulfilling, gives you great ideas of knowledgeability without making you wise at all.”

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Thank you for leaving such a long and thought provoking comment. You put quotes on every paragraph. Could I ask who you are quoting?

    • @willieluncheonette5843
      @willieluncheonette5843 Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy From various talks by Osho.....Thank you!

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Personally I don’t agree with what he is saying in the quotes, though It should be noted that I don’t see philosophy as a path to knowledge or wisdom. To me philosophy is about opening up new possibilities for living. I used to struggle a lot with anxiety and depression, but philosophy helped me get through that. It taught me to embrace and love life, where once I had no such love.

    • @willieluncheonette5843
      @willieluncheonette5843 Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy We all have different opinions on things. Thank you for your personal response. I am happy to hear it helped you.

    • @sandeeptiwari5189
      @sandeeptiwari5189 Před měsícem

      I think where he said the man is blind, that was enough, other things were kind of redundant and philosophy will always exist, as many people as there are they will keep on introspecting and challenging other's paths. Osho is just one of them, just another speck of dust in the cosmos. We all are like that and within this little time my dear friend, learn as much as you can for there will be no time suitable than you can find now.

  • @ron3252
    @ron3252 Před měsícem

    Great vid But please... turn off the music. It So annoying. Thanks

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Yeah, future videos will have no music. Unfortunately I’m re-uploading some older vids which will have music, but after that, no music.

    • @ron3252
      @ron3252 Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy Thank you for the great content!

  • @YoChrisss
    @YoChrisss Před měsícem

    Nice video

  • @miraadi97
    @miraadi97 Před měsícem

    📩🦷👀🦾🧑‍💻⚡🌅🔄🤫⚠️

  • @kylepatrickmurphy4058
    @kylepatrickmurphy4058 Před měsícem

    Great video my friend…thank you!

  • @saradiart5994
    @saradiart5994 Před měsícem

    Well done.

  • @DrGBhas
    @DrGBhas Před měsícem

    Brilliant insights on " What is philosophy ? " The art of concepts Wish everybody knew it, like this . Million thanks to you and all philosophical thinkers and knowledge translators 🙏

  • @Egotrippade
    @Egotrippade Před měsícem

    Väl sagt landsgranne. Nu känner jag allt🙃

  • @charlesbrown1365
    @charlesbrown1365 Před měsícem

    It’s not telling the truth either.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Do you mean that philosophy isn’t telling the truth? Not clear what you’re trying to say with this comment.

    • @charlesbrown1365
      @charlesbrown1365 Před měsícem

      Deleuze is not telling the truth .

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      What do you mean? Do you mean he is lying? Dishonest? Or do you mean that he is just wrong? What is it you are trying to say?

    • @charlesbrown1365
      @charlesbrown1365 Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy name some truths he pronounces.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Deleuze is a metaphysician, not an epistemologist, and therefore does not concern himself with truth as such. The closest you would get are his various theories, but these are metaphysical theories, not claims about truth. Why are you focusing on truth? I still don’t get what you’re trying to say with your comment.

  • @glasses_jacket_shirt_man
    @glasses_jacket_shirt_man Před měsícem

    Great video …as someone who loves philosophy and has considered making content as well. Your narration and editing is great, but getting a better mic might help in the future. Unfortunately there’s a high pitched ringing throughout as well as a lot of noise.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Thanks. Unfortunately this is the best mike I could afford at this time, and I likely won’t be able to upgrade for some time.

    • @glasses_jacket_shirt_man
      @glasses_jacket_shirt_man Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy I totally get it. Keep up the good work!

  • @supasonicPPODawesome
    @supasonicPPODawesome Před měsícem

    Awesome video! I love the cadence and eloquence of your voice. Couldn’t help but subscribing. Look forward to your future topics!!

  • @jeevacation
    @jeevacation Před měsícem

    Good video, I think this video sort of reminds me of ooold school videos and such idk if that's the nice you're targetting Maybe you could start by having some sort of introduction and follow-able texts on screen? Kane B's channel might be up your alley. Overall good video though

  • @younes7671
    @younes7671 Před měsícem

    Wonderful video! I like your accent too! Where are you from?

  • @brahimilyes681
    @brahimilyes681 Před měsícem

    Great video by any standard, but especially by the standards of philosophy tube

  • @gerardlabeouf6075
    @gerardlabeouf6075 Před měsícem

    They actually are neo marxists

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      I’m assuming you mean Derrida, Foucault, Baudrillard, Lyotard and Deleuze? In which case you’ll have to substantiate that claim, as Neo Marxists and postmodernists are constantly at each other’s throats and both would be offended by being equated by each other. In what way are they neo-marxists?

    • @gerardlabeouf6075
      @gerardlabeouf6075 Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy Spectres of marx I don't only mean deconstruction i mean all of the bubble that got inspired by marx heh even heidegger did but refused to acknowledge it sorta sorta Marx's influence starts at the synthesis of human science (politics economics etc...) and human intelligence (philosophy) But the human intelligence and science is in a way 2 sides of a coin the idea and the matter So everyone who does either philosophy in relation to human sciences or just furthers a Human science/intelligence synthesis is a neo Marxist The term is kind of not broad but marx is definitely the most important guy in the year of the deconstruction and even after that with the ccru and theory-fiction stuff Which you see the term theory fiction synthesize theory (scientific method) with fiction (very not scientific method) So i don't disagree with the neo Marxist label it's not as inaccurate as it sounds lol

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Yes and no. If you’re using the term neo-marxist that broadly then it’s almost meaningless. Yes Marx is massively influential, but that doesn’t mean that everyone who is influenced by him and his theories are neo-marxists. Foucault, for example, said something like that marxism in the 19th century was like a fish in water, it can’t breathe anywhere else. Neo-marxist is usually reserved for people that try and update Marx’s theories (think Frankfurt School), not people who seek to replace them with their own theories or are inspired by Marx in some way. And yes, Derrida wrote about Marx in spectres of Marx, but his relationship with Marx is quite complex. Also, lumping the postmodernists together as neo-marxists is unhelpful. Derrida does not speak for the other thinkers. Baudrillard, for example, considered Marxism as part of the problem (symbolic exchange and death).

    • @gerardlabeouf6075
      @gerardlabeouf6075 Před měsícem

      @@tactilephilosophy if it's yes and no Then it's a paradox I like paradoxes

    • @gerardlabeouf6075
      @gerardlabeouf6075 Před 24 dny

      Also now you have dialetheism Which says yeah well let's talk about it

  • @stephenpowstinger733
    @stephenpowstinger733 Před měsícem

    I certainly agree that scientism is invalid. I find this challenging and I have never heard of this guy. Good overview but hard to follow and the speaker’s voice is hard for me to understand as well.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Ok. What is it about my voice that makes it hard to understand? Is it just my accent? Also, what can I do to make my it easier to follow?

    • @tangerinesarebetterthanora7060
      @tangerinesarebetterthanora7060 Před měsícem

      I think that your attention span isn't that great (as many of ours are nowadays) and the lack of music is making your mind drift. The speaker did just fine.

    • @stephenpowstinger733
      @stephenpowstinger733 Před měsícem

      Ok, I do have attention span issues and my hearing was reduced by experiencing sustained loud noise. If you can understand it all, which is French philosophy, more power to you.

    • @stephenpowstinger733
      @stephenpowstinger733 Před měsícem

      @tactilephilosophy see above. I do not wish to insult you or your voice but I have to use closed captions to follow it all. I only studied philosophy formally for one year. I am flattered that you replied directly to me.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Of course. I was only looking for feedback on how I could improve, if my voice was difficult to make out because I have an accent which I can’t do anything about or if there was something else. I was also wondering what specifically I could do to make the video easier to follow. Feedback is an invaluable tool on CZcams.

  • @auroraorha
    @auroraorha Před měsícem

    These videos are good enough !

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      “Good enough” doesn’t sound that good. Anything I can do to improve?

    • @auroraorha
      @auroraorha Před měsícem

      @tactilephilosophy I am more into philosophical content rather than its presentation. I think they are well done for me. May need improvements for beginners such as great openers and life related content.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Thanks, that’s great feedback! This was actually my first ever video, it never got many views, and since I’m busy I thought I’d give it another chance, and it’s doing pretty good 😊

  • @auroraorha
    @auroraorha Před měsícem

    Great job !

  • @angellover02171
    @angellover02171 Před měsícem

    10:20. Ben Shapiro got roasted about his hot take on the song W.A.P. I think because this sort of a popculture book is why she mentioned it.

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      Yeah, it just came off as being in bad taste for me. She literally has a chapter called conservatives are bad at sex, which I just thought was unnecessary. That entire chapter really made me dislike her and made her come off as a judgemental and unpleasant person who can’t tolerate people having a different view from her. Also, all the stuff in that chapter were anecdotal, and I’m sure you could find equally cringe anecdotes about liberals. To be clear, I don’t like conservative views, I just dislike the way she approaches them.

  • @RichardMcSweeney
    @RichardMcSweeney Před měsícem

    Thank you so much for making this wonderful video! I really enjoyed. "... to provide new alternative responses to the problems ... philosophy must change with them ... create concepts for problems that necessarily change ... the value of the creative act ... a call to embrace creativity and explore new possibilities ... " :)

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před měsícem

      I’m so glad you liked it! It was actually the very first video I made and published on the channel. I’m republishing it because it never got that many views, and I’m a bit busy writing assignments and stuff, so I thought it could be a good idea to give it another chance :)

    • @RichardMcSweeney
      @RichardMcSweeney Před měsícem

      I am grateful you did.@@tactilephilosophy Wishing you all the very best with your studies. :)

    • @Impaled_Onion-thatsmine
      @Impaled_Onion-thatsmine Před měsícem

      Deleuze concepts are very clear clearly for determining your biology😂

  • @lsobrien
    @lsobrien Před měsícem

    Succinct, informative and engaging. Subscribed.

  • @tantlad9528
    @tantlad9528 Před 2 měsíci

    quitec annoying and distracting BG music which spoils the content, use subtle BG or even better no BG please

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 2 měsíci

      Ok, thank you. I’ll take that with me into future videos.

  • @bluedude7445
    @bluedude7445 Před 2 měsíci

    This is such an interesting topic. I never knew much about Taoism, until I watched the video. As a spiritual, I admire Eastern philosophies, like the Yin and Yang

    • @tactilephilosophy
      @tactilephilosophy Před 2 měsíci

      Yes, Eastern philosophy is indeed very interesting and it’s worth reading the Tao Te Ching if you can get your hands on a copy. It’s very short, but filled with great insights!

    • @bluedude7445
      @bluedude7445 Před 16 dny

      @@tactilephilosophy Which translation you recommend me to read?