ВІДЧУТТЯ ДОМУ: чому люди теж мають коріння?

SUPPORT:   / kultpodcast   SUBSCRIBE:    / @kult_podcast   LISTEN: li.sten.to/kultpodcast Our first podcast in the open air - we talk on the banks of the Dniester, in the evening, to the splashing of water and the singing of crickets. We talk about the feeling of home, the intensity of space, the flooding of memory and botanical anthropology. Co-authors: literary critic Tetyana Ogarkova and philosopher Volodymyr Yermolenko, teachers of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. The design uses Vincent van Gogh's painting: "The Bedroom at Arles". *** CONTENT: 00:00 - Intro. This is a recording in the open air on the banks of the Dniester. Support us:   / kultpodcast  . Your support gives us the opportunity to develop and close the collection of cars for the Ukrainian army 01:40 - we are in Bakota. A story of beauty and sadness. Flooded life, flooded memory 07:10 - why is the image of flooding important for Ukrainian memory. Flooded life due to industrialization or due to modern Russian crimes 13:25 - through what metaphor do people perceive their home? Home as a fortress vs. home as warmth. Lack of fortresses, lack of a "stone house" as a problem of Ukrainian history. 17:20 - Cultural amnesia - is it not related to the fact that we could not protect our homes? The fragility of our memory as a consequence of the fragility of the matter of our life. 22:00 - the metaphysics of the home. Is home a comfort or a home a fortress? The horizontality of comfort or the hierarchy of power relations? Warmth of home vs dominance in the home. Home and dominus. 29:00 - sacralization of power and the right to immortality. Where there will be grand houses - it is quite possible that there will be a clear hierarchy: who has more right to life, and who less 30:33 - family: is this a place of the greatest horizontality, love and tenderness - or vice versa: the greatest power and dominance? 32:00 - philosophy of home. Gaston Bachelard, philosophy of the elements. His book "Phenomenology of Space". Criticism of Heidegger and Sartre and the concept of "abandonment". 40:00 - space is intensive, not extensive. The section on space in our book "Life on the Edge". What Bergson did with time, we need to do with space. The error of modern (Cartesian) metaphysics: space (res extensa) does not actually oppose thinking (res cogitans). They are closely intertwined. 43:20 - it is impossible to understand history without understanding geography. It is impossible to think if you abstract thinking from the space in which this thinking takes place. Spatial concepts of philosophers: Heidegger's Hozwege, Nietzsche's mountain peaks. 47:00 - Georges Perec and his book "Espèces d'espaces", "Species of Spaces". Building an entire cosmology, starting from your bed, then moving on to your room, apartment, house, square, etc. How to think as concretely as possible? When we lose our home, we lose the idea of ​​a unique, inimitable space that was ours. 52:50 - people have long known that memory is connected with space. The old mnemonic technique, the art of memory - is to endow space with memories, images and meanings. People are a bit of a plant. Botanical anthropology 54:00 - Support:   / kultpodcast