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Sophie Strand and Henry Kramer on Imaginal Empathy, Consciousness and Re-Enchantment (opens the original)
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Listen on your favorite platformSophie Strand and Henry Kramer explore consciousness, mind, and the porous boundary between inner and outer experience. The conversation ranges from panpsychism and animism to imaginal empathy, ecology, myth, and why modern life makes it so hard to stay open to mystery.Sophie brings a wide ranging perspective shaped by writing, spirituality, ecology, the history of religion, and Eros. The two ground the discussion in co
Systems Neuroscience & why Walking Matters for Cognitive Evolution (opens the original)
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Listen in your favorite placeJames Mac Shine, Professor of Systems Neuroscience, University of Sydney.Philosopher talks with neuroscientist Mac Shine about how the brain works. Shine works in systems neuroscience, which tries to describe the brain at many scales at once instead of focusing only on single neurons or only on whole-brain images. He explains that the field does not yet have simple, agreed-upon explanations. Part of the reason is that researchers from different ba
Full Video of Research Conversation with Hasok Chang and Andrea Hiott, including forest intro (opens the original)
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#95 Inventing Temperature, Operational Coherence, Articles of Faith, Clarity & Care: A Discussion with Cambridge philosopher of science and history Hasok Chang (opens the original)
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A research conversation with Hasok Chang and Andrea HiottLove & Philosophy · Research Conversations series: This episode is part one with philosopher of history and science Hasok Chang of the University of CambridgeEpisode summaryPhilosopher of science Hasok Chang (University of Cambridge) joins Andrea Hiott to trace the through-line of his work — from Inventing Temperature (2004), through Is Water H₂O? (2012), to Realism for Realistic People (2022) — and to think to
#94 VIDEO: Keya Maitra and Andrea Hiott in Conversation for Paid Subscribers (opens the original)
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