Dr. Steven Stolz
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first heard May 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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too risky and it it it oh my god it just it really I find it very upsetting
But I I I appreciate what you're saying there too, 'cause you you have some years behind you, don't so I don't mean that disrespectful.
No, that this is great.
I I'm loving this.
Great responses.
And I I like your response, Ryan, with the like a bit of a historical kind of background.
I'm gonna follow up question to that.
In uh like in what way do you think Continental is responsible for some of this thinking?
I'm thinking Derrida uh around, you know, that there are you know, um so so so I I had this ongoing conversation with a colleague of mine.
We're writing a book on subjectivity and and part of that book we've actually been doing a fair bit of reading of Derrida.
And I'm not a huge fan, but I understand what he's doing.
He has some very, very, very important contributions to make.
But I can't help but feel that
Continental philosophy, and I automatically think of Derrida, is contributed to this in some way, you know, uh around there is, you know, when it comes to just think of just interpretation, just let's just start there.
There is no
Or reading in general, like Brian, you mentioned reading before.
Think of Derrida, you know, there are yeah, so do you know what I mean by that question?
Ryan, I think your characterisation is right on the money.
It's in fact
you know, it's full of like all those themes that you pointed to are some of the criticisms leveled against continental philosophy and academics in general, right?
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