Stephen Dozeman
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315 appearances
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first heard Jan 2020
last heard Apr 2020
Stephen Dozeman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Starting off, you argue there are kind of three main possible starting points for reading Hegel, being, essence, or concept.
You put Zizek and Pippin against each other.
You argue Pippin starts with the concept, Zizek with being.
So to start with Pippin, you write he has kind of a Kantianized, deflated account of Hegel.
This is kind of following in Charles Taylor's footsteps who kind of
gave us a Hegel that was more friendly to the analytic Anglo-American philosophical tradition.
Can you kind of explain what this deflated Hegelianism is?
Yeah, that kind of opens up kind of the Zizekian pushback with regard to Hegel, which kind of involves this, what you kind of call in times like a metaphysical reinflation.
And you also mirror it with Hegel's original pushback against Kantian subjectivism.
So can you kind of
unpack this kind of parallel track of reinflated metaphysical pushback against a kind of deflated subject i'm not sure if i'm articulating that well but
you
Yeah, so kind of following along with that project, the term dialectical materialism appears in the subtitles of both Less Than Nothing and Absolute Recoil.
You quote Zizek, I think it's from Less Than Nothing.
He defines the term, quote,
You kind of bring this into dialogue then with...
kind of a very brief history of what dialectical materialism has been.
But what exactly is Zizek's kind of reanimated dialectical materialism?
What is he trying to recover from this kind of long history of Hegelian and then Marxist thinking?
Yeah, he definitely can be a bit hasty in places.
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