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Welcome to Lived Experience for Everyone, hosted by Joseph Rivera and Helena Connolly.This podcast seeks to harness academic expertise in a conversational tone.
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Episode 10: Richard Kearney (opens the original)
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Richard Kearney holds the Charles B. Seelig Chair of Philosophy at Boston College and has served as a Visiting Professor at University College Dublin, the University of Paris (Sorbonne), the Australian Catholic University and the University of Nice. He is the author of over 26 books on European philosophy and literature (including three novels and a volume of poetry) and has edited or co-edited 23 more. His most recent publications include Anatheism (2012), Reimagining the Sacred (2015), Carnal
Episode 9 - Michael Robert Kelly (opens the original)
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Michael Kelly is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of San Diego and a leading scholar in phenomenology and continental philosophy. In this month's podcast we discuss his latest book, A Phenomenological Analysis of Envy (Routledge, 2024) a work that explores the lived experience of envy and what it reveals about the self, comparison, and human relationships. He is also author of Phenomenology and the Problem of Time and has edited several influential books on contemporary phenomenology.
Episode 8 - Scott Holland (opens the original)
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Welcome back to our brand new Series Two! We have another exciting series ahead featuring an inspiring range of guests and conversations. To begin the series, we're delighted to welcome Scott Holland, Professor Emeritus of Theology and Culture at Bethany Theological Seminary. Previously the Slabaugh Professor of Theology and Culture, he also directed Bethany's Peace Studies programme for over two decades and was instrumental in developing its pioneering programme in theopoetics in partnership wi
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