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Presented by Joe Saunders, the Philosophy & Film Podcast explores the philosophical questions raised by some of cinema’s most intriguing films. In each episode, Joe is joined by a different guest philosopher, who nominates a film for the pair to discuss. Together, they explore whether they can learn anything about the film from philosophy, as well whether the world of philosophy can learn anything from the film. The podcast is produced by the Hyde Park Picture House, with editing from Ollie ...
After returning from a short break, Joe is joined by philosophy professor Robert Stern (University of Sheffield), to explore notions of hope in the 2009 film, The Road. Robert's related reading: Béatrice Han-Pile & Robert Stern, ‘Is Hope a Secular Virtue? Hope as the Virtue of the Possible' Béatrice Han-Pile, Robert Stern & Judith Wolfe, 'In Our Ti…
For this Valentine's Day episode, Joe Saunders is joined by philosopher Alison Toop (University of Leeds), to explore all things love in Yorgos Lanthimos' 2015 The Lobster. Alison's related reading: Elizabeth Brake, 'Amatonormativity' Annette Baier, 'Unsafe loves' For discussion of Alison Toop's work, including a response to Brake. Music by Nathan …
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Episode 3: It's A Wonderful Life with Shannon Dea
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For episode three, Joe is joined by philosopher Prof Shannon Dea (University of Regina, Canada), to discuss Frank Capra's It's A Wonderful Life (1946). Music by Nathan Moseley.By Joe Saunders & Shannon Dea
For episode two, Joe is joined by philosopher Dr Gerald Lang (University of Leeds), who has nominated David Lynch's Blue Velvet (1986). Gerald's related reading: Lynch on Lynch, David Lynch David Lynch Keeps His Head, David Foster Wallace Being and Nothingness, Sartre Music by Nathan Moseley.By Joe Saunders & Gerald Lang
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Episode 1: Phantom Thread with Natasha McKeever
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For this first edition, Joe is joined by philosopher Dr Natasha McKeever (University of Leeds), who has nominated Paul Thomas’ Anderson’s Phantom Thread (2007). Natasha's related reading: James Giles' TEDx talk Annette Baier, 'Unsafe loves' Music by Nathan Moseley.By Joe Saunders & Natasha McKeever
