srpollo18 t1_is33667 wrote on October 12, 2022 at 11:08 PM

Reply to comment by RoddyDost in Bruno Latour posed a major challenge to modern philosophy’s key assumption - a distinction between the human subject and the world. Philosophy as a field is yet to properly understand the importance of his contribution | Graham Harman. by IAI_Admin

I use phenomenology as the core of my therapeutic practice. I get to study Heidegger with a group of therapists who present cases using Heideggarian (existential/phenomenology) and psychoanalytic relational models.

This shit becomes alive when using it in practice and watching clients use key themes to integrate and move towards health. It’s pretty damn cool.

srpollo18 t1_is32knd wrote on October 12, 2022 at 11:04 PM

Reply to comment by Getjac in Bruno Latour posed a major challenge to modern philosophy’s key assumption - a distinction between the human subject and the world. Philosophy as a field is yet to properly understand the importance of his contribution | Graham Harman. by IAI_Admin

Exactly. Husserl, Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty, etc we’re all challenging the subject-object split and refuting through phenomenological exploration in several realms. Perhaps, Latour posed a new variation of this historical theme? Otherwise, it feels inaccurate.