Living Theory - McMaster University Theory Mic

Third and final instalment.

Instalment two on Hill Collins' "Shifting the Centre."  

Episode 7: On Patricia Hill Collins' Shifting the Center

Episode 6: part two of Lisa Zunshine's "Why We Read Fiction: Theory of Mind and the Novel"

Emily Tyler and I talk cognitive narratology, intentionality, and mind-reading. 

Kait and David wrap up their discussion from last week. 

Check out segment one of two-part discussion of ecocriticism and indigenous studies: 

Shandell and Alex discuss how Derrida's essay orients readers in the everyday. Listen here:

Episode 1, and the first of a two-piece segment on Derrida's "The Animal that Therefore I am" is up! Listen here: Join Shandell and Alex in their discussion. In this episode we cover how to read Derrida, what animal studies is, and some of the key parts of Derrida's argument. Questions, comments, and general feedback is always welcome. Music is Baskey's "Big Flo; photograph is by westinghouse electric corp.

The Living Theory podcast is an interdisciplinary, digital humanities project run out of McMaster University's department of English and Cultural Studies. Listen to the pilot episode here: I am joined by Laura Buzzard, senior editor at Broadview Press, for the pilot episode of Living Theory. This is the episode that we learned on (and it shows!), but we're excited to share it with you anyway!