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Claudia Brodsky

Claudia Brodsky

Professor of Comparative Literature at Princeton University and Directeur de Programme at the Collège International de Philosophie, Paris.

Sep 19, 2026

43:14
It's another wave form that affects our sense of timing.
43:20
Without just to speak to what you were speaking to, you said meaning.
43:23
And for theorists like Freud, for theorists like Kant, these will be content in some way.
43:30
That content and how the psyche works on content, that is this strange dualism between the internal and the external world, which is also Kant's dualism.
43:44
It's not a one-to-one identity whatsoever.
43:47
Again, in the neurological world, we may as well be doing physics, and I'm sure we will be doing physics in the world of neuroscience before too long.
43:57
That absolute real state is not what they're interested in.
47:49
So every event is co-present for this angel.

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