Inner Experience: Bataille Contra Hegel in "Torture"

[@locksh]

The timing on this is unbelievable, I am just finishing Inner Experience and seriously needed a good overview for a work I'm writing, very excited to check this out. Thank you doing Bataille and giving him the attention he so rightly deserves as one of the most influential outsiders in the intellectual world.

[@uberwolf1424]

Start 2:05

[@bogdanandone9022]

Found my two favorite podcasts, this is one of them

[@madeline1376]

That outro song is beautiful.

[@AcidHorizon]

Thank you!

[@absencespodcast]

Now that’s what an intro should sound like 🔥

[@freddie2119]

His shorter work “Le Petit” belongs alongside Inner Experience here, especially if you’re intrigued by Bataille’s approach to divinity and the impossible. Although I’m not sure it’s been translated yet.

[@sawtoothiandi]

man: burnt, sizzling remains, squelched, via desert rains.

[@myselfapretend]

Yes!

[@OdoItal]

great episode! I'd love to hear more discussion of 'inner experience' text in particular (a very rich and difficult text!), and perhaps not entirely unrelated, would be interested in hearing a discussion of Mishima's 'sun and steel'

[@SkipSpenceS8]

He was a student of the great Lev Shestov. Even though Bataille likes to say Shestov had no influence on him, he did.

[@AcidHorizon]

At some point will have to do an episode on Shestov.

[@juliancarlson1992]

@@AcidHorizon That sounds like a great idea!

[@sawtoothiandi]

he would be in better humour if he'd just get that lie ov his shest..

[@orgasmadelicaorgasmadelica9786]

Magical madness 🤟

[@lacephalous4672]

whats the intro song

[@AcidHorizon]

I made it!

[@rickfool1452]

​​​@@AcidHorizon where time didn't you color it!

[@macklinfanning4318]

@@AcidHorizon I think they mean to say: where can I listen to this song over and over again and perhaps pay money to do so.

[@clumsydad7158]

if we yet envision ourselves as 'man', right there alone one can see the fragmented understanding, the separation, and trying to exalt one part, one element of our species, remote and distant from the rest of the world