Music by Gabriel Fynsk.

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Music by Gabriel Fynsk.

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Music by Gabriel Fynsk.

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Music by Gabriel Fynsk.

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Music by Gabriel Fynsk.

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Music by Gabriel Fynsk.

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The oppressive nature of things, Nietzsche and his relation to strength, as well as Jacques Derrida's 'insularity' and how it applies to a situation like the confinement, are among themes evoked in this podcast.

Les Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco hope you enjoy this tenth edition of the Survival Kit for the Anguished.

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What does it mean to "go too far" ? In this episode Avital Ronell offers us her Freudian reflections and a reading exercise on Edgar Allen Poe as well as an analysis of the binary relationship between desire and disgust.

Les Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco hope you enjoy this ninth edition of the Survival Kit for the Anguished.

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"Forgetting about it", getting "over" things and what should and shouldn't go away. Avital Ronell offers us an exploration of the process of questioning we constantly experience as social animals.

Les Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco hope you enjoy this seventh edition of the Survival Kit for the Anguished.

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In this episode, Avital Ronell proposes philosophical reflections about what constitutes colour, the politics of the skin and thinking about "mad discourse" with Bergson, Deleuze and Spinoza.

Les Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco hope you enjoy this sixth edition of the Survival Kit for the Anguished.

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In this episode, Avital Ronell focuses on mortality and the community, on what we have learned and what meaning implies. Through an exploration of language and its declensions, she shows how some actions - such as teaching - can change radically depending on the type of language used. Teaching can be as instructive (the teacher) as threatening ("I'll teach you a lesson"), an example which illustrates the double nature of language theorised by Heidegger, simultaneously limiting and socialising.

Les Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco hope you enjoy this fifth edition of the Survival Kit for the Anguished.

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Philosopher and literary critic Avital Ronell expresses herself here on the nature of survival, on how philosophers and poets allowed us to open our "heart spaces" to survival.

Survival has been philosophically divided into ways of merely living on or having a relation to something that Derrida called "sur-vie", which are themes explored in this first edition of Avital's Survival Kit for the Anguished.

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