A team of philosophers and tech designers working together to create a multimedia, open source philosophical "search engine and social media done otherwise"! The following is how each of us muse about the making of Khora.
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Process and Potential. Rethinking Whitehead, and Footnotes to Plato with Dr. Matthew Segall and Dr. Eli Kramer
Brief Summary
Drs. Matthew Segall and Eli Kramer join host Dr. Danny Layne to bounce ideas back and forth about the philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead and Plato, focusing largely on mathematics, but also many other interesting topics gea...
Doing Platonism: Theurgy and the Golden Dawn with Dr. Sam Webster and Dr. Gregory Shaw
Friend of the podcast Dr. Greg Shaw returns and joins host Dr. Danny Layne to talk with Dr. Sam Webster about his life and what it means to practice Platonism according to the Order of the Golden Dawn.
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Ascending the Scale of Virtues Parts II & III: with Sonsoles Costero-Quiroga and Michael Griffin
In this much anticipated follow-up episode Dr. Danny Layne concludes the ascent of the scale of virtues with Drs. Sonsoles Costero-Quiroga and Michael Griffin. Dr. Costero-Quiroga is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Co...
The Divine Imprint: Light, Photography & Platonic Illumination with Dr. Theresa Mikuriya
This week’s guest is extra special for our 40th episode! Not only is Dr. Theresa Mikuriya a Palinode team member and a photographer, she’s a Professor of Photography and the History of Thought at the London School of Film, Media and Design,...
A Potent Alchemy: Platonism and the Abrahamic Tradition
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In this episode, our regular host Danny Layne is joined by friends/colleagues Gareth Polmeer and Rob Gray in a wide-ranging conversation rooted in a quote from Ezekiel. The Bible, Julian of Norwich, and Henry Corbin emerge...
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Palinode & Khôra: recantation and moving receptacle. A site for fragments, impossible beginnings and dyadic musings.
Eli Kramer is a philosopher and JDS board member, committed to fostering spaces for humane learning and philosophical living. He also has recently been collaborating on a new online platform for philosophical learning, Khora.
chaotic good.
Exploring the interaction between music and philosophy in Ancient Greek thought, focusing on Neoplatonism and cosmic harmony, tracing how these ideas have been musically expressed throughout history and continue to resonate today.
Matteo is a perspective postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Philosophy (Ifilnova) of the NOVA University of Lisbon.
Researcher on the history of philosophy at the University of Verona, former director of the Latin American Network of Intercultural Philosophy (ALAFI), scientific secretary of the International Society of Philosophy as a Way of Life (ISPWL).
Emeritus Professor at Stonehill College, Religious Studies. Primary interests are Neoplatonism and theurgy..
Tom Cheetham is the author of five books on the imagination in the sciences, psychology, religion and the arts, and one book of poems. See more at www.tomcheetham.com.
Matthew David Segall is a transdisciplinary researcher, philosopher, and teacher applying process-relational thought across the natural and social sciences. He is associate professor at CIIS.edu home.footnotes2plato.com
Essays on empire, collapse, and human agency, written at the intersection of history, lived experience, and structural analysis—without slogans, comfort, or convenient myths.
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