Victoria Wang
@vmywang.bsky.social
Perpetual student. Constantly confused and/or curious. Currently in Scotland, doing a PhD in philosophy.
Hmm good question: I think Brewer intends it squarely from the human participant perspective, but that of course includes making sense of humans in relation to/with their environments... this relates, I think, to my last little paragraph/worry about whether this is too "Western" and anthropocentric.
November 25, 2025 at 10:32 AM
Hmm good question: I think Brewer intends it squarely from the human participant perspective, but that of course includes making sense of humans in relation to/with their environments... this relates, I think, to my last little paragraph/worry about whether this is too "Western" and anthropocentric.
Mr Fortune’s Maggot also good
November 4, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Mr Fortune’s Maggot also good
Hahah probably! That and the sheer audacity of someone writing not one but three books “on what matters”…
September 22, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Hahah probably! That and the sheer audacity of someone writing not one but three books “on what matters”…
Plus quite a few philosophical ones I listened to while pipetting in a lab… 🧪 📻
September 22, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Plus quite a few philosophical ones I listened to while pipetting in a lab… 🧪 📻
Oh I remember driving somewhere and introducing my partner to IOT via the Antigone episode; and recently listened to the Hadrian’s Wall episode (was it out of vanity?); and also enjoyed the Garibaldi/risorgimento episode…!
September 22, 2025 at 5:46 PM
Oh I remember driving somewhere and introducing my partner to IOT via the Antigone episode; and recently listened to the Hadrian’s Wall episode (was it out of vanity?); and also enjoyed the Garibaldi/risorgimento episode…!