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Spanisches Denken

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2016
Episodes
2
Language
German

TITLE: Spanisches Denken

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AUTHOR: Barbara Eisenmann

DESCRIPTION: Teil 1

Marina Garcés ist Professorin für Gegenwartsphilosophie an der Universität Zaragoza. Sie macht den Plural zum Ausgangspunkt sozialen Lebens – nicht das Individuum. Ihre Philosophie für eine gemeinsame Welt versucht ein Wir zu denken, das einem Leben als gemeinsames Problem entspricht.

Teil 2

In Spanien finden am 26. Juni Neuwahlen statt, weil sich die spanischen Parteien nicht auf eine Koalition einigen konnten. Wie lässt sich das soziale Unbehagen einer Bevölkerung in neue politische Potenz verwandeln, fragt der Soziologe Emmanuel Rodríguez im DLF-Interview angesichts solcher Entwicklungen.

Aus der Reihe 'Essay und Diskurs'

PARTS: 1/2 Die Philosophin Marina Garcés im Gespräch 2/2 Der Soziologe und Historiker Emmanuel Rodríguez im Gespräch

PRODUCTION: DLF

YEAR: 2016

CATEGORY: essay

MP3 PUBLICATION DATE: 2016-05-22

PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of the Noack Family

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo

LANGUAGE: German

MP3 ORIGINAL FILENAME: 1/2 dlf_20160522_0930_16b0709b.mp3 2/2 dlf_20160529_0930_6a901f53.mp3

MP3 DOWNLOAD DATE: 1/2 2016-06-27 00:37:39 2/2 2016-06-27 00:12:56

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. 1von2 Die Philosophin Marina Garces im Gesprach Barbara Eisenmann 2016

    No date given · 29 min

  2. 2von2 Der Soziologe und Historiker Emmanuel Rodriguez im Gesprach Barbara Eisenmann 2016

    No date given · 29 min

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