Podcast1 h 34 min
Rethinking German Idealism, Religion, & the Left w/ Chris Satoor
Integral [+] Facticity, episode 10 of 21, with Chris Satoor
First published on Acast, 15 July 2022, with show notes on Medium. All 21 episodes
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Overview
Chris Satoor surveys contemporary engagement with German idealism, especially Schelling, and its relevance to philosophy of nature, religion and ecological politics. The discussion follows intellectual connections among Kant, Hegel, Böhme, Habermas and post-structuralism, and considers scholarly networks, translation, Marxism, the Kyoto School and renewed interest in idealist traditions.
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German idealism can sound like a closed chapter in philosophy. Chris Satoor's work suggests otherwise. In our conversation, Chris recounts how a retired Kant scholar at community college drew him into the field, why he took a detour through Deleuze and French spiritualism, and how studying with Joan Steigerwald brought him back to Schelling. A doctoral candidate at York University, he also explains how his online communities became meeting places for people interested in German idealism and how he connected with Matt McManus and the Pillpod.
From Habermas's dissertation on Schelling to Sean McGrath's The Dark Ground of Spirit, we trace a lineage that includes Böhme and the philosophy of nature. Chris addresses post-structuralism, Latour and the revival of German idealism; together we explore ecology's place in Marxist thought, the left and religion, Nishitani and the Kyoto School, translation, and the North American Schelling Society.
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- Rethinking German Idealism, Religion, & the Left w/ Chris Satoor
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- 1 h 34 min
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- Chris Satoor
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- Integral [+] Facticity, episode 10 of 21
References & Further Reading
- Christopher SatoorAcademia.eduWebsite
- Christopher SatoorPhilPeopleWebsite
- Vitalism and the Philosophy of LifePillpodPodcast / interview
- Process Metaphysics in Deleuze, Whitehead, BergsonPillpodPodcast / interview
- What is Postmodern Conservatism?Matt McManus · PillpodPodcast / interview
- Becoming-Dynamic: The Early Schelling and the Production of NatureChristopher Satoor · Academia.eduPaper
- Schelling and Ecological Thinking with Chris SatoorAcid HorizonPodcast / interview
- North American Schelling SocietyWebsite
- Sean McGrath (Canadian philosopher)WikipediaEncyclopedia entry
- Thinking Nature: An Essay in Negative EcologySean McGrath · 2019Book
- The Early Heidegger and Medieval PhilosophySean McGrathBook
- The Dark Ground of SpiritSean McGrath · 2013Book
- Rethinking German IdealismSean McGrath & Joseph Carew · 2016Book
- Martin Luther’s Deconstruction of ChristianitySean McGrath · YouTubeVideo
- Climate Change and the Integral Ecology of Pope FrancisSean McGrath · YouTubeVideo
- Schelling in JapanTanehisa OtabeVideo
- Postmodern theologyWikipediaEncyclopedia entry
- Religion and the Making of Society: Essays in Social TheologyCharles Davis · 1994Book
- Jason Wirth (American philosopher)WikipediaEncyclopedia entry
- Jason Wirth on Philosophy, Zen, and EcologyYale Forum on Religion & EcologyPodcast / interview
- Canadian Idealism and the Philosophy of FreedomRobert MeynellBook
- Northern Spirits: John Watson, George Grant, and Charles Taylor — Appropriations of Hegelian Political ThoughtRobert C. Sibley · 2008Book
- John Watson (Canadian philosopher)WikipediaEncyclopedia entry
- Schelling’s Transcendental Idealism: A Critical ExpositionJohn WatsonBook