philosophy

  • The Pervert’s Guide to Utopias

    The Pervert’s Guide to Utopias

    PHILOSOPHY: In the grand conclusion of his Pervert's Guide trilogy, Slavoj Žižek wants us to embrace the end of the world with a healthy dose of radical pessimism.

  • The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology

    The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology

    PHILOSOPHY: The master of the counter-intuitive insight provokes with illuminating—and at times unsettling—critiques that serve as a warning against the abyss.

  • Toni, My Father

    Toni, My Father

    PHILOSOPHY: From prison rituals to 1970s utopias, Anna Negri’s film reframes Toni Negri beyond labels, tracing conatus, family conflict, and the power of happy passions.

  • Foundations of Black Epistemology: Knowledge Discourse in Africana Philosophy

    Foundations of Black Epistemology: Knowledge Discourse in Africana Philosophy

    PHILOSOPHY: Adebayo Oluwayomi’s Foundations of Black Epistemology reframes Fanon, Biko, and others, arguing for truth-seeking Black knowledge beyond Western foundations.

  • Mário

    Mário

    DECOLONISATION: A forgotten story of decolonial struggle and exile, chronicling the MPLA's visionary founder, Mário Pinto de Andrade.

  • How to Think Like a Woman

    How to Think Like a Woman

    PHILOSOPHY: Feminist pioneers, academia’s hypocrisies, and the enduring legacy of prejudice in Western philosophy.

  • Cinematic ethics – and dilemmas

    Cinematic ethics – and dilemmas

    ETHICS: What can a festival's Inspiration Forum inspire us to do? We live in a world of representations, of pictures, war manipulating us as humans, and what about our relation to nature? Can an old philosopher show us a way?

  • How Nietzsche Came in From the Cold: Tale of a Redemption

    How Nietzsche Came in From the Cold: Tale of a Redemption

    PHILOSOPHY: The redemption of Nietzsche’s philosophy post-WWII, as Italian scholars rehabilitate his ideas and influence in the face of Nazi distortion.

  • A lingering life beyond rationality

    A lingering life beyond rationality

    PHILOSOPHY: Giorgio Agamben makes a loose juxtaposition between Goethe and Hölderlin, between madness and reason. Did the latter allow himself to be pushed to the psychological limit?

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