A Comparison and Contrast of William Desmond and René Girard
About this episode
Brad and Paul discuss the contrasting philosophical stances of René Girard and William Desmond regarding metaphysics.
Brad and Paul discuss the anti-metaphysical stance of René Girard as compared to William Desmond's renewal of metaphysics, with each bringing a necessary critique to modern metaphysics and surpassing this metaphysic in two needed but perhaps contrasting understandings. If you enjoyed this podcast, please consider donating to support our work. Become a Patron!
People in this episode
Host: Paul Axton
Guest: Brad
Topics covered
- anti-metaphysics
- metaphysics
- philosophy
- critique
- spirituality
Keywords
- René Girard
- William Desmond
- metaphysics
- anti-metaphysical stance
- philosophical critique
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