
Episode 25 of 51 · Awakening from the Meaning Crisis
Hegel’s dialectic and history as the self-unfolding of spirit, followed by the critiques of his totalizing system from Kierkegaard, Schopenhauer and Marx.
John Vervaeke
Meaning Crisis · 51 episodes
51 episodes
Awakening from the Meaning Crisis
1: Introduction
2: Flow, Metaphor, and the Axial Revolution
3: Continuous Cosmos and Modern World Grammar
4: Socrates and the Quest for Wisdom
5: Plato and the Cave
6: Aristotle, Kant, and Evolution
7: Aristotle’s World View and Erich Fromm
8: The Buddha and “Mindfulness”
9: Insight
10: Consciousness
11: Higher States of Consciousness, Part 1
12: Higher States of Consciousness, Part 2
13: Buddhism and Parasitic Processing
14: Epicureans, Cynics, and Stoics
15: Marcus Aurelius and Jesus
16: Christianity and Agape
17: Gnosis and Existential Inertia
18: Plotinus and Neoplatonism
19: Augustine and Aquinas
20: Death of the Universe
21: Martin Luther and Descartes
22: Descartes vs. Hobbes
23: Romanticism
24: Hegel
25: The Clash
26: Cognitive Science
27: Problem Formulation
28: Convergence to Relevance Realization
29: Getting to the Depths of Relevance Realization
30: Relevance Realization Meets Dynamical Systems Theory
31: Embodied-Embedded RR as Dynamical-Developmental GI
32: RR in the Brain, Insight, and Consciousness
33: Spirituality of RR: Wonder, Awe, Mystery, Sacredness
34: Sacredness: Horror, Music, and the Symbol
35: The Symbol, Sacredness, and the Sacred
36: Religio, Perennial Problems, Reverse Eng. Enlightenment
37: Reverse Engineering Enlightenment, Part 2
38: Agape and 4E Cognitive Science
39: The Religion of No Religion
40: Wisdom and Rationality
41: What Is Rationality?
42: Intelligence, Rationality, and Wisdom
43: Wisdom and Virtue
44: Theories of Wisdom
45: The Nature of Wisdom
46: Conclusion and the Prophets of the Meaning Crisis
47: Heidegger
48: Corbin and the Divine Double
49: Corbin and Jung
50: Tillich and Barfield