
Episode 16 of 26 · After Socrates
The Christian Neoplatonic tradition — Bonaventure, Eriugena, Nicholas of Cusa, Maximus the Confessor — and the pattern of procession and return, in which all things proceed from their source and seek to return to it.
John Vervaeke
After Socrates · 26 episodes
26 episodes
After Socrates
1: Introduction
2: Socrates, the Monstrous
3: Dialectic into Dia-logos
4: Reverse Engineering the Dialectic
5: Finite Transcendence
6: Sophrosyne: Tempted by the Good
7: Daimonion
8: The Socratic Shift
9: Metanoia
10a: Ecology of Practices
10b: Ecology of Practices
11: Proper Proportions & the Right Mode
12: Generative Grammar
13: Ritual Way of Knowing
14: The Procession and the Return
15: Socrates Meets Kierkegaard
16: Kierkegaard, Jesus and Suffering
17: Kierkegaard & the Logos of Christ
18: Tragedy and Comedy
19: Gadflies, Socrates, Kierkegaard, and Jesus
20: The Three Great Leaps
21: The I-Thou Relationship
22: Exploring the I-Thou
23: Dialectic into Dia-logos
24: Why This? Why Now?