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Holy Terrain Art

Holy Terrain Art

Holy Terrain Art is a philosophy podcast, sometimes taken for university-level course credit and always available for free at HillJ.net/hta/. Teacher exemplary annotations of the relevant primary sources are available at HillJ.net/annotations/, which are also linked in the episode descriptions; you can follow along with these annotated readings during the lectures as I break them down via the guiding questions, also restated in the episode description. In addition, visual art and lecture notes are

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1:35:33

HTA 15.1; Deleuze; "Zones of Immanence" [ca....

Holy Terrain Art ·

2025/11/24

Exemplar AnnotationsGilles Deleuze, “Immanence: A Life” [1995], in Pure Immanence: Essays on A Life, trans. Anne Boyman (New York: Zone Books, 2005), 25-33. Gilles Deleuze, “Zones of Immanence” [ca. 1975-95], in Two Regimes of Madness: Texts and Interviews 1975-1995, ed. David Lapoujade, trans. Ames Hodges and Mike Taormina (Cambridge, MA / London, UK: Semiotext(e), distributed by MIT Press, 2007 [2001]), 266-69. Guiding Questions “Zones of Immanence” [ca. 1975-95] in Two

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1:23:50

HTA 14.6; Sartre; Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions...

Holy Terrain Art ·

2025/11/22

Guiding QuestionsIntroduction Why is phenomenology better suited than psychology to offer a complete account of human-reality, the world as synthetic totality, and self-conscious subjectivity (i.e., consciousness)? I. The Classical Theories What is the finality of emotion? Why are James’s peripheric theory and Janet’s intellectualist theory of emotion similarly inadequate solutions to the mind-body problem, for the same reason? What is Sartre’s alternative, which

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1:53:26

HTA 14.5; Sartre; Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions...

Holy Terrain Art ·

2025/11/22

Guiding Questions Introduction Why is phenomenology better suited than psychology to offer a complete account of human-reality, the world as synthetic totality, and self-conscious subjectivity (i.e., consciousness)? I. The Classical Theories What is the finality of emotion? Why are James’s peripheric theory and Janet’s intellectualist theory of emotion similarly inadequate solutions to the mind-body problem, for the same reason? What is Sartre’s alternative, which

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1:24:14

HTA 14.4; Sartre; Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions...

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2025/11/21

Guiding Questions Introduction Why is phenomenology better suited than psychology to offer a complete account of human-reality, the world as synthetic totality, and self-conscious subjectivity (i.e., consciousness)? I. The Classical Theories What is the finality of emotion? Why are James’s peripheric theory and Janet’s intellectualist theory of emotion similarly inadequate solutions to the mind-body problem, for the same reason? What is Sartre’s alternative, which

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1:28:56

HTA 14.3; Sartre; Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions...

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2025/11/20

Guiding Questions Introduction Why is phenomenology better suited than psychology to offer a complete account of human-reality, the world as synthetic totality, and self-conscious subjectivity (i.e., consciousness)? I. The Classical Theories What is the finality of emotion? Why are James’s peripheric theory and Janet’s intellectualist theory of emotion similarly inadequate solutions to the mind-body problem, for the same reason? What is Sartre’s alternative, which

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0:44:02

HTA 14.2; Sartre; Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions...

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2025/11/13

Guiding Questions“Introduction” Why is phenomenology better suited than psychology to offer a complete account of human-reality, the world as synthetic totality, and self-conscious subjectivity (i.e., consciousness)? “I. The Classical Theories” and “II. The Psychoanalytic Theory” What is the finality of emotion? Why are James’s peripheric theory and Janet’s intellectualist theory of emotion similarly inadequate solutions to the mind-body problem, for the same reason?

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1:28:35

HTA 14.1; Sartre; Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions...

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2025/11/13

Guiding Questions “Introduction” Why is phenomenology better suited than psychology to offer a complete account of human-reality, the world as synthetic totality, and self-conscious subjectivity (i.e., consciousness)? “I. The Classical Theories” and “II. The Psychoanalytic Theory” What is the finality of emotion? Why are James’s peripheric theory and Janet’s intellectualist theory of emotion similarly inadequate solutions to the mind-body problem, for the same reason?

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1:33:13

HTA 13.4; Dewey; Art as Experience [1934]; Chapters 1-3

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2025/11/03

Guiding QuestionsCh. 3, Having an Experience What are the common patterns of every experience? Doing and undergoing, not in alternation, but in simultaneous relationship, happening always at the same time and in the same action under different perspectives. Equal but opposite reactions, i.e., Newton’s Third Law of Motion. The lifting of a stone with my arm and with my hand is both an intentional doing as well as a responsive undergoing whereby I also feel the weight of the

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1:31:22

HTA 13.1; Dewey; Art as Experience [1934]; Chapters 1-3

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2025/11/02

Guiding Questions Ch. 1, The Live Creature How does mind-body dualism separate art from everyday experience and thereby estrange the live creature from intrinsic spiritual fulfillment? Compartmentalization of life prevents esthetic consummation and privatizes access to what should be a universal right to fulfillment. The spiritual is a refinement of the material, in a living body.

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1:33:22

HTA 13.3; Dewey; Art as Experience [1934]; Chapters 1-3

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2025/11/02

Guiding Questions Ch. 2, The Live Creature and “Etherial Things” How does art’s capacity for emotional resonance and affection across diverse bodies and histories provide the foundations for a common civil life of democracy and for sharing being-existence-consciousness-experience? The fact that works of art can have overlapping, pseudo-universal common impacts despite our differences implies a common biological life, which simultaneously can serve and function as the

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1:30:23

HTA 13.2; Dewey; Art as Experience [1934]; Chapters 1-3

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2025/11/02

Guiding Questions Ch. 1, The Live Creature How do the rhythms of disintegration and consummation between the live creature and its environment produce esthetic experience? Esthetic experience itself is the gratifying feeling between rhythms of the live creature with its environment and past. Without disintegration, strife, conflict, and effort, consummation would not be possible. Without reunion and consummation, conflict would be painful without meaning or purpose.

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1:00:49

HTA 12.3; James; "What Pragmatism Means" [1904]

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2025/11/01

Guiding Questions How does the pragmatic method hinge on the functionalist account of meaning? The pragmatic method is to compare the world-states of adopting two contradictory beliefs. The world-state is a function of the meaning of the idea; the full meaning of the idea includes its causal consequences out in the world itself, enacted by those who hold the given belief-systems or at least are indirectly impacted by their consequences and corollaries. The pragmatic method uses

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1:08:41

HTA 12.2; James; "What Pragmatism Means" [1904]

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2025/11/01

Guiding Questions How does the pragmatic method hinge on the functionalist account of meaning? The pragmatic method is to compare the world-states of adopting two contradictory beliefs. The world-state is a function of the meaning of the idea; the full meaning of the idea includes its causal consequences out in the world itself, enacted by those who hold the given belief-systems or at least are indirectly impacted by their consequences and corollaries. The pragmatic method uses

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1:14:44

HTA 12.1; James; "What Pragmatism Means" [1904]

Holy Terrain Art ·

2025/11/01

Guiding Questions How does the pragmatic method hinge on the functionalist account of meaning? The pragmatic method is to compare the world-states of adopting two contradictory beliefs. The world-state is a function of the meaning of the idea; the full meaning of the idea includes its causal consequences out in the world itself, enacted by those who hold the given belief-systems or at least are indirectly impacted by their consequences and corollaries. The pragmatic method uses

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0:56:40

HTA 11.4; Mill; Utilitarianism [1861]

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2025/10/31

Guiding Questions What is hedonism? What is the difference between instrumental and intrinsic goods? How is utilitarianism different from consequentialism? What is general utilitarianism? How is act-utilitarianism different from rule-utilitarianism? What are the two difficulties of utilitarianism? What is an example of how/when utilitarianism is unfair to the individual / violates individual rights? What is the utility

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0:28:28

HTA 11.5; Mill; Utilitarianism [1861]

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2025/10/31

Guiding Questions What is hedonism? What is the difference between instrumental and intrinsic goods? How is utilitarianism different from consequentialism? What is general utilitarianism? How is act-utilitarianism different from rule-utilitarianism? What are the two difficulties of utilitarianism? What is an example of how/when utilitarianism is unfair to the individual / violates individual rights? What is the utility

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1:07:14

HTA 11.3; Mill; Utilitarianism [1861]

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2025/10/31

Guiding Questions What is hedonism? What is the difference between instrumental and intrinsic goods? How is utilitarianism different from consequentialism? What is general utilitarianism? How is act-utilitarianism different from rule-utilitarianism? What are the two difficulties of utilitarianism? What is an example of how/when utilitarianism is unfair to the individual / violates individual rights? What is the utility

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0:34:43

HTA 11.2; Mill; Utilitarianism [1861]

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2025/10/31

Guiding Questions What is hedonism? What is the difference between instrumental and intrinsic goods? How is utilitarianism different from consequentialism? What is general utilitarianism? How is act-utilitarianism different from rule-utilitarianism? What are the two difficulties of utilitarianism? What is an example of how/when utilitarianism is unfair to the individual / violates individual rights? What is the utility

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1:22:42

HTA 11.1; Mill; Utilitarianism [1861]

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2025/10/31

Guiding Questions What is hedonism? What is the difference between instrumental and intrinsic goods? How is utilitarianism different from consequentialism? What is general utilitarianism? How is act-utilitarianism different from rule-utilitarianism? What are the two difficulties of utilitarianism? What is an example of how/when utilitarianism is unfair to the individual / violates individual rights? What is the utility

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1:33:00

HTA 10.2; Kant; Grounding for the Metaphysics of...

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2025/10/16

Guiding Questions What is a good will? Instead of happiness, what is the purpose of reason? What is duty? What is respect? There are five formulations of the categorical imperative; these five are different ways of saying the same principle that cannot be put directly into words in only one way. What are the two forms of the categorical imperative related to universal law and end-in-itself? Explain what these two formulations in particular emphasize

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