# Jacques Derrida

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Michal Ben-Naftali on Literature, Holocaust Memory and the Silence of the Past

Israeli novelist and French translator Michal Ben-Naftali argues that we may be witnessing what she calls “the death of the reader”, in reference to Roland Barthes’ 1967 famous “death of the author.” For Ben-Naftali, literature asks readers to imagine experiences beyond the limits of their own live…

Episode 395: How Culture Shapes the Way We See Addiction: Stigma, Willpower and Why Environment Matters with Dr. Maria Cichosz

Maybe you've watched someone you love do something that makes no sense, something that's clearly hurting them and everyone around them, and you've asked, "Why would anyone choose this?" Or maybe you've asked that question about yourself. It's such a human question. And the answers we come up with, …

MINIBAR: Derrida's First Lecture Series (with Bob Vallier)

In this very special "Minibar" episode of Hotel Bar Sessions podcast, co-host Bob Vallier gives us both a sneak peak into and the historical context surrounding the recent English translation (by Michael Naas and Pascale-Anne Brault) of Jacques Derrida's very first lecture series from academic year…

#101 [RE-RELEASE] Texts of Terror: Part 1 (Hagar)

We are starting a 4-part series, going through Phyllis Trible’s Texts of Terror, where each week, we will discuss a story from the Hebrew Bible from a Literary-Feminist perspective, following Trible’s book. Feel free to follow along and read with us! This week, we talk about Hagar, an enslaved Egyp…

Dietrich Bonhoeffer: the paradox of forgiveness, and the price tag it hides

A bottle of wine arrives at Daniel’s door on a Thursday. The card says, in his former business partner’s handwriting, “Time to let bygones be bygones.” Three years ago that partner moved the company’s clients to a new firm and left Daniel with the debts. He has never mentioned it since. Daniel puts…

Victor Davis Hanson: How Marxist Ideology Infiltrated American Classrooms

How did the ideas of European postmodernists like Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida find their way into American classrooms? What began as an intellectual movement in postwar Europe eventually spread through American universities and into K–12 education, replacing traditional standards of trut…

Deleuze Primer: Connection or Control? (Podcast #1)

We are delighted to welcome you to the inaugural episode of the Logic of the Cat! And it is a splendid one! This episode is intended as a Deleuze “primer”, though given Alistair’s profound knowledge and enthusiasm for his subject, this will certainly be of interest to beginners, scholars, and anyo…

Repairing the Reconstruction Destruction

Repairing the Reconstruction Destruction Or, If It Isn't Broke Automated transcript of the sermon audio, generated with OpenAI Whisper (small.en). It has not been checked against the recording and may contain errors, especially in names and Scripture references. Like to welcome you to this year's …

John McWhorter & Tyler Austin Harper – Compulsory Racial Performance

PREORDER Glenn's memoir, LATE ADMISSIONS: CONFESSIONS OF A BLACK CONSERVATIVE. Available here or wherever you get your books: https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393881349 0:00 A message from Glenn 3:56 Tyler’s research on human extinction and the end of the world 12:11 Tyler’s two forthcoming books 13:…