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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2024 · 12 MIN

Animism's effect upon morality

from Modern Animism, A Very Convoluted Guide · host Sarah-Jayne Black

In this podcast we look at how Animism denies Descartes and Rousseau philosophy. There should be no duality between physicality and consciousness that Cartian philosophy suggest, (for the purposes of environmentalism, animal welfare and general morality). The growth of Animism has been linked to social action, small people effecting change, the fall of communism and then through these things the protection of indigenous people. Imperialist agendas are linked to our belief in society and intellect, ideas which Modern Animism is used philosophically to reject.

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