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Happy Valentine's Day patrons!The new episode of Philosophy Tube premieres on YouTube tonight at 1930 British time; I'll be in the live chat from 1900 so I hope you can join me!

Abi xxx

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Was Nietzsche Woke?

See Part Two now! https://go.nebula.tv/philosophytube Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/PhilosophyTube BIBLIOGRAPHY: - Christa Davis Acampora, “On Sovereignty and Overhumanity,” in International Studies in Philosophy - Liv Agar, “A Brief Definition of Wokeness” - Liv Agar, “J.D. Vance Being Weird and the Male Loneliness Epidemic” - Pierre Andre-Taguieff, “The Traditional Paradigm - Horror of Modernity and Antiliberalism: Nietzsche in Reactionary Rhetoric,” in Why We Are Not Nietzscheans - Frithjof Bergmann, “Nietzsche’s Critique of Morality,” in Reading Nietzsche - Debrah Bergoffen, “Oedipal Dramas,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Wendy Brown, “Nietzsche For Politics,” in Why Nietzsche Still - Katelyn Burns, “The Republican Retreat from Governance” - Judith Butler, “Circuits of Bad Conscience,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - André Comte-Sponville, “The Brute, the Sophist, and the Aesthete: “Art in the Service of Illusion,”” in Why We Are Not Nietzscheans - Arthur Danto, “Some Remarks on The Genealogy of Morals,” in Reading Nietzsche - Liza Featherstone, “Liberals Are Giving Up on America,” in Jacobin - Nolan Gertz, Nihilism - Robert Houlb, Nietzsche’s Jewish Problem - Bernd Magnus, “The Use and Abuse of “The Will To Power”,” in Reading Nietzsche - Salar Mohandesi, “Faith, or the Stories We Tell” - Jeffrey Nealon, “Performing Resentment,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Friedrich Nietzsche, On the Genealogy of Morals - David Owen and Aaron Ridley, “Dramatis Personae,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - David Owen, Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morality - Alan Schrift, “Introduction,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Alan Schrift, “Nietzsche's Contest,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Rebecca Stringer, “A Nietzschean Breed,” in Why Nietzsche Still? - Robert Solomon, “Introduction,” in Reading Nietzsche - Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins, “Wendy Brown: A Conversation on Our “Nihilistic” Age,” in The Nation #selfimprovement #philosophy #nietzsche

Comments

Rainstroll

Looking forward to it

frogsmore

I already watched it 2 weeks ago on Nebula :/

gbrading

I enjoyed the Nebula version! Looking forward to more Nietzsche content ;)

Gail

Is this the part 2 that was mentioned?

Bitten

Your outfits are always fire - but holy hell THAT JACKET!! 💕💕🔥🔥🔥

Smithy

Nietzschians - always the loudest assholes in the pub!

TV

Watching the second one on Nebula and I am struck by one question: who made that blazer and where can I get one? It’s absolutely phenomenal.

Alexandra L.

I really like this concept. Gives me fashionable Sapho teaching

Michelle D'israeli

Just finished watching the followup episode over on Nebula, and dang, Abbigail, these were together some of your best work. I learnt so very much watching these both, and they made me think differently. Despite the (pardon the expression) straight presentation, they really engaged with me emotionally. Thank you so much <3

Grey

Just started watching and I'm going to be super disappointed if you don't take a maasive bite of that croissant by the end. 😂❤️

Grey

Haha yes! Rewarded! Adorable scene of your make up getting touched up after too hehe.

Captain Mikee

The bit (in the second video) about calling someone a fr**k resonated so deeply with me. It's one reason I try to avoid name-calling completely - it's always a form of abuse. And while I've called harmful people names plenty of times out of anger, I think it always carries the risk of hurting others. When I am calm, I try to focus on how their behavior causes harm, or how I feel about a person, rather than attributing those feelings and behavior to a projected identity. I love the way you value the mental effort of tracking hurtful words. One way to make that effort easier is to avoid insulting anyone at all. That takes mental effort too, but I find it more rewarding.

Kai Lewen

This was so funny, it made my day