In this latest episode of What the Theory? I take a look at phenomenology, time and dasein (Heidegger's concept of consciousness) through the example of Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk, the narrative of which is incredibly playful with how human beings experience time and consciousness.
After the success of my video on semiotics, I was keen to move beyond those Cartesian modes of interpreting the world to those which engage in a more existentialist approach.
Further Reading
Continental Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction by Simon Critchley
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Introducing Heidegger: A Graphic Guide by Jeff Collins & Howard Selina
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If you've enjoyed this video then please do check out the rest of my channel where I put out a whole range of videos discussing theatre and playwriting from the perspective of an aspirant and (some might say) emerging playwright and theatre maker as well as reflecting on my experience as a PhD Student.
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Thanks for watching!
31 янв 2018
