The Stoa | Trolls Under the Bridge Part 1: Intersubjective Parasitology w/ Evan McMullen @thestoa | Uploaded October 2022 | Updated October 2024, 48 minutes ago.
October 4th, 2022
Philosopher-in-Residence for September 2022: Evan McMullen
Series: The Trolls Under the Bridge: Intersubjective Parasitology, Computational Demonology, and Things That Go BUMP in the Dark Night of the Soul w/ Evan McMullen.
RSVP to the next session here: zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwrde2pqzkpGtFTaf8gZzvLOCByTWWc5m72
Watch the whole series here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoZ5e3aD_LuS3uxp8UIFhR0Ki0P3mi30z
Every complex ecosystem evolves parasites. This niche is not absent from the ecosystems created by the intersubjective interaction between minds, but in the transition from older, traditional ontologies for understanding the mind and its relationship to reality to new, more “scientific” paradigms, we seem to have lost most of our ability to perceive and relate to the intersubjective phenomena our ancestors might have called “demons.” Evan returns to the Stoa for a 5-part series to discuss these phenomena, since their relevance in terms of our daily life experience and the generators of political conflict is becoming more obvious and relevant.
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October 4th, 2022
Philosopher-in-Residence for September 2022: Evan McMullen
Series: The Trolls Under the Bridge: Intersubjective Parasitology, Computational Demonology, and Things That Go BUMP in the Dark Night of the Soul w/ Evan McMullen.
RSVP to the next session here: zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwrde2pqzkpGtFTaf8gZzvLOCByTWWc5m72
Watch the whole series here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoZ5e3aD_LuS3uxp8UIFhR0Ki0P3mi30z
Every complex ecosystem evolves parasites. This niche is not absent from the ecosystems created by the intersubjective interaction between minds, but in the transition from older, traditional ontologies for understanding the mind and its relationship to reality to new, more “scientific” paradigms, we seem to have lost most of our ability to perceive and relate to the intersubjective phenomena our ancestors might have called “demons.” Evan returns to the Stoa for a 5-part series to discuss these phenomena, since their relevance in terms of our daily life experience and the generators of political conflict is becoming more obvious and relevant.
thestoa.ca
patreon.com/the_stoa
thestoa.substack.com
