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SUMMARY:HI Faculty Invites: “Walking Heads: Philosophers in/and of Nature,” with
Ramón del Castillo
DESCRIPTION:\nRamó\;n del Castillo\, Professor at UNED (Universida
d Nacional de Educacó\;n a Distancia\, Spain)\n\nThis talk will co
ncentrate on the second book\, \;Filó\;sofos de paseo\, which
could also be titled \;Philosophers wandering\, or \;Philosopher
s in the open air\, \;or also \;Walking heads \;and that is
a somewhat controversial story that illustrates the comings and goings o
f philosophers through different spaces: gardens\, parks\, countryside\,
woods and mountains. My book can be understood as a supplement to Rebec
ca Solnit&rsquo\;s master work\, Wanderlust\, \;and studies the visi
ons of nature of great philosophers through less-known or marginal w of
their writings. We will discover\, for example\, some secrets that archi
tects have revealed about Heidegger in the woods\, but also why Sartre w
as nauseated by nature\, while Simone de Beauvoir loved the sea\, light\
, sky and water\, and more. Or also why Hegel and Adorno were unable to
conceive such a fantasy as "\;pure nature."\;\n\nRegister here&n
bsp\;for materials.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event
/hi-faculty-invites_101323/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Ramón
del Castillo, Professor at UNED (Universidad Nacional de Educacó
n a Distancia, Spain)
This talk will concentrate on the second
book, Filósofos de paseo, which could also be titled
Philosophers wandering, or Philosophers in the open
air, or also Walking heads and that is a some
what controversial story that illustrates the comings and goings of phil
osophers through different spaces: gardens, parks, countryside, woods an
d mountains. My book can be understood as a supplement to Rebecca Solnit
’s master work, Wanderlust, and studies the visions of
nature of great philosophers through less-known or marginal w of their
writings. We will discover, for example, some secrets that architects ha
ve revealed about Heidegger in the woods, but also why Sartre was nausea
ted by nature, while Simone de Beauvoir loved the sea, light, sky and wa
ter, and more. Or also why Hegel and Adorno were unable to conceive such
a fantasy as "pure nature."
Register here for materials.
For more d
etails: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/hi-faculty-invites_101323/
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LOCATION:Foster Auditorium, 102 Paterno Library
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