Cultural Criticism & Psychoanalysis

Join us for continued exploration of eco-phenomenology, human anthropology, and new conceptions of solidarity and responsibility.

Please join us for more exploration into the issue cocnerning the construction of our human anthropology, consciousness, and resulting moral orientations.

Join us for continued critique and exploration of our conceptions of meaning and human anthropology as they relate to eco-phenomenology.

Enjoy us for more discussion of eco-phenomenology, autonomy, heteronomy, and vivantonomy.

Join us as we begin a discussion on eco-phenomenology.

Enjoy us for continued discussion on the relation between sensory experience and architecture.

Join us for deepening discussion of Pallasmaa's Critque of the Ocular & Merleau-Ponty's notions about embodied existence.

Please listen with us concerning international architect Pallasmaa's criticism of the prioritization of the ocular in western architecture and design.  He is a phenomenologist at the root of it, and understands to a profound level the consequences of the aggressive gaze in our civilization.  Host, Dr. Boileau, takes up these ideas with continued and deepening inquiry.

Join us to explore sustainability, ecosystems, the rights of animals and the environment, along with the concept of dwelling.  What is the meaning of our human life?  Who do we want to be?  How can we construct a new philosophical anthropology that leads to a gentler relationship to all others?

Join us for exploration and discussion of the Heidegger's concept of "dwelling," especially relating to the way that are in the world, with our host, Dr. Kevin Boileau, PhD, JD/LLM

Join us for scintillating discussion about Heidegger's famous essay, Building Dwelling Thinking.  

Enjoy exploration into phenomenological perspectives regarding our treatment of non-human animals, the environment, and ourselves.

Please join us for more exploration of the indigenous mind: what is it, how we can access it, and how positive and constructive this pursuit is.

Please join us for more exploration of the indigenous mind: what is it, how we can access it, and how positive and constructive this pursuit is.

Please join us for more scintillating and valuable discussion with Tayria Ward on the her perspectives about the recovery of the indigenous mind.

Enjoy us for more discussion with Dr. Tayria Ward on the topic of sustainability and the indigenous mind.

Enjoy us for this first of many discussions revolving around ecological sustainability, the indigenous mind, permaculture, eco-phenomenology & the treatment of non-human animals.  In so doing we shall look at these issues from the standpoints of phenomenology, psychoanalysis, and critical theory, amongst others.

Join us for more discussion the roots of violence with Dr. Eric Greenleaf, psychologist.

Enjoy our continuing discussion with Dr. Eric Greenleaf, clinical psychologist, on the topics of power and violence.  We enjoyed our first segment with Dr. Greenleaf and very much look forward to more.

Join us for an interview with psychologist, Dr. Eric Greenleaf, as we continue our exploration of the existential, historical, and cultural roots of violence.  Our host, Dr. Kevin Boileau continues our ongoing conversation with the conceptual tools of phenomenology, critical theory, and psychoanalysis, and looks forward to the thoughts of Dr. Greenleaf.

Continued exploration of the roots and understandings of violence.  Join us in this most important discussion.

Join us for continued discussion about the phenomenology of rage, violence, and the body.

Join us for an exploration of the phenomenology of rage and violence with our host, Dr. Kevin Boileau.  We will also consider an object relations approach to an etiological understanding of the emergence of destructive behavior.

Join Prof. Boileau as he continues his musings about the roots of existential resentment that become perpetrated violence.  

Enjoy us for continuing exploration of the existential roots of violence within ourselves.  We will study together the dialectic between the Apollinian and the DIonysian, the slave type and the master type, within each one of us.  Let's figure out together the root causes of violence.  Is it a fear of death?  Is it our lack of control over the passing of time?  Let's see.