Books first mentioned on podcasts in week 2020-W53

“the following is a conversation with diana walsh basulka a professor of philosophy and religion at uncw and author of american cosmic ufos religion and technology”

“so emmanuel kant is one of the he was uh basically in the 1750s he wrote critiques of reason and things like that”

“so another um philosopher that philosophers actually don't like at all but religious studies people do is martin heidegger so martin heidegger has some great essays one is called what is a work of art”

“They have a book on purgatory that came before your uh american cosmic”

“He uses a religious reference even he says you could think of the matrix of the movie as a new as the new um book of genesis for our new world”

“foucault this um other philosopher french philosopher actually takes up this idea and creates his own framework called genealogy from it so the genealogy of morals”

“she has another book called the life of the mind which is gigantic and i don't think anybody will read it but frankly it's one of the best books i've ever read”

“but he's um his i think his best book or the one that impacted me the most is called authors of the impossible”

“uh there's a great one he's written called mutants and mystics where he talks about the comic strips”

“they spoke the vedas which were the sacred traditions of india they wanted off”