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at Brooklyn Institute for Social Research -
How are we to understand loneliness today? It appears that we are facing a mass epidemic of loneliness—one perhaps exacerbated by virological pandemic of COVID-19. Britain has appointed a Minister of Loneliness to counter rising rates of isolation. Approximately 20-43 percent of American adults over the age of 60 experience “frequent or intense...
How are we to understand loneliness today? It appears...
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Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Book for All and None is a literary-philosophical work, by turns aphoristic and picaresque, that brings together a preponderance of Nietzsche’s most essential concepts—from the “will to power” to the Übermensch, nihilism, eternal recurrence, ressentiment, the “transvaluation of values,” and many others. Comprised...
Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Book for All and None is...
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at Essential Evolution Holistic Wellness -
This healing class focus's on Ying and Yang principals and ancient philosophy. Today we use the techniques of circular movements, tapping, meditation, and vocalization to awaken the bodies self healing response. Restoring a state of balance and health by opening of the acupressure points, meridians, and chakras. Ancient asian practitioner's used this...
This healing class focus's on Ying and Yang principals...
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11:00am - 12:15pm Central Time
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Wednesday May 25th, 11am - 12:15pm Central Time
at Every Body Balance - Online Online, Boston, Massachusetts 00000
All classes are changing to Remote Video only for the time being. We'll revisit as the situation improves. A studio pilates class using core training props to assist in obtaining proper body alignment and mechanics or to increase the intensity of the exercise. How can we build strength on an unstable core? How can we increase our speed and...
All classes are changing to Remote Video only for...
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8:45am - 9:45am Eastern Time
Sat, May 21
8:30am - 9:30am Eastern Time
Sun, May 22
10:30am - 11:30am Eastern Time
Tue, May 24
7:30am - 8:30am Eastern Time
Thu, May 26
8:30am - 9:30am Eastern Time
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Friday May 20th, 8:45am - 9:45am Eastern Time
at School of Multidimensional Healing -
Come to explore with us for an evening of transformational healing. We will be discussing tools and transformative techniques to release limiting core beliefs that you're holding within the subconscious mind. Learn what makes up these core beliefs and the reinforcing mechanisms that maintain them in place and keep you choosing the same patterns and...
Come to explore with us for an evening of transformational...
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What Is HypnoBirthing - The Mongan Method? The HypnoBirthing Philosophy is simple: Birth is instinctive and can be experienced in a calm, joyful and more comfortable manner. Fear, anxiety, and anguish do not have to accompany pregnant women and their birthing experiences. Why HypnoBirthing? HypnoBirthing is a comprehensive and evidence-based childbirth...
What Is HypnoBirthing - The Mongan Method? The HypnoBirthing...
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Why do we want what we want? The critique of capitalism is very often associated – by both proponents and antagonists – with a critique of consumerism which, in turn, is treated as a pathology of individual desire. People should stop shopping; people should eschew goods; people should want less; people should police their own desires (or, if they...
Why do we want what we want? The critique of capitalism...
Read moreTuesday Jun 7th, 6:30pm - 9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)at Brooklyn Institute for Social Research
The Worst of All Possible Worlds: an Introduction to Schopenhauer Arthur Schopenhauer is a true oddity in the history of philosophy. Although a great metaphysical systematizer in the tradition of Leibniz and Hegel, Schopenhauer posed a worldview entirely antithetical to the “optimism” characteristic of traditional Western philosophizing. Whereas...
The Worst of All Possible Worlds: an Introduction...
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Angela Y. Davis’ 2003 book, Are Prisons Obsolete?, is arguably the foundational text for the intellectual and political work being done by the prison abolitionist movement today. More broadly, Davis’ wide-ranging writing and political activism over the past five decades mark her as one of the most important contemporary intellectuals.In...
Angela Y. Davis’ 2003 book, Are Prisons...
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Sometime in the early 1930’s, Heidegger’s thought is supposed to have undergone a change. His philosophical project shifted from the “fundamental ontology” of his early work Being and Time—foundational to the development of wartime and post-war “existentialism”—to what he would come to describe as Seinsgeschichte—a “history...
Sometime in the early 1930’s, Heidegger’s thought...
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How can we, as finite beings, grasp the concept of infinity? Yet humans have been contemplating infinity for millennia, whether inspired by nature, philosophy, spirituality—or mathematics. This course is a historical and conceptual approach to the latter realm, the mathematics of infinity. Our topics will include the ancient Greeks’ discovery...
How can we, as finite beings, grasp the concept of...
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What is Deconstruction? The critical term, coined by Jacques Derrida, is notoriously hard to define. Derrida himself insisted that “deconstruction” is not a method of reading, nor an analytical approach, nor even stable in its own meaning. And yet, deconstruction became the cri de coeur of literary theory in the United States: to its proponents,...
What is Deconstruction? The critical term, coined...
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Plato’s Republic: Philosophy, Happiness, and the Beautiful City If Plato is foundational to the history of Western thought, the Republic is foundational to Plato’s philosophy. By way of a twisting, turning conversation, the Republic unlocks the fields of political and moral philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, and aesthetics, offering insight...
Plato’s Republic: Philosophy, Happiness, and the...
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The Counter-Enlightenment: Philosophy and the Critique of Reason Was there a counter-enlightenment? If so, when did it take place? In English the idea originated with Isaiah Berlin’s eponymous essay, widely promulgated by his many admiring followers. The usual story casts so-called counter-enlightenment figures—such as Giambattista Vico, Johann...
The Counter-Enlightenment: Philosophy and the Critique...
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What does it mean to be a feminist killjoy? Why are some actions and expressions recognized as bold but others stigmatized as willful? For feminist theorist Sara Ahmed, our embodied experiences are foundational to the ways we move through the world. That is, certain marked bodies—be they queer, black, brown, and/or woman—encounter pressure, resistance,...
What does it mean to be a feminist killjoy? Why are...
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