SIMON CRITCHLEY
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Occupational Phenomenology | On R.D. Laing: Simon Critchley and Ciarán Gaynor in conversation
Occupational Phenomenology | Extra: Simon Critchley and Ciarán Gaynor on football, music and books
Phenomenologies of the Stranger: Panel 2 (Simon Critchley and William Richardson)
'What Good is Philosophy?' An Online Benefit Conference for Ukraine
Simon joins Moan Inc. to discuss Tragedy, the Greeks and Us
Simon and Dr. Asijit Datta discuss suicide in "On Suicide: Making Sense of Endings"
Simon joins the Norwegian Academy of Sciences and Letters to discuss mysticism
Simon joins Apology's Jesse Pearson to discuss mysticism, krautrock, the Marx Brothers, and more
Simon and Lisabeth During discuss The Chastity Plot
Simon participates in the Distinguished Lecture Series at the Department of English at Jamia Millia Islamia
Simon joins Boston College's Lynch School of Education and Human Development to discuss Notes on Suicide
Simon and Jordi Puntí discuss football
Simon responds to Masha Gessen's William Philips Lecture "Isolation, Loneliness, and Solitude 2020"
Simon discusses Mystical Anarchism in Toronto
"Better Living Through Soccer" – a talk given by Simon at A Night of Philosophy and Ideas: the all-night festival of philosophical debate, performances, screenings, readings, and music at the Brooklyn Public Library.
A conversation with Simon Critchley and Jake Matatyaou discussing temporality, political resonance, the authenticity and illusion of David Bowie, and the aesthetics of activism.
Simon gives a public open lecture entitled 'Tragedy' for the students of the Division of Philosophy, Art & Critical Thought at the European Graduate School in Valletta, Malta.
Jake Matatyaou introduces Simon Critchley at the SCI-art Media Archive, London UK (November 14/2017). In this talk Simon outlines a poetics of football beginning with a passage from his newest book, “What We Think About When We Think About Soccer.”
At the Onassis Foundation's exhibition, A World of Emotions, Simon Critchley and Fiona Shaw discuss ancient Greek art, philosophy, and drama. (April 1, 2017)
Simon Critchley opens the tribute to David Bowie at The New School. (February 12, 2016). See more here.
Open dialogue on education, the arts and social change at The Public Voice Salon. (September 25, 2015)
On Truth (and Lies) in Homecoming, with Phil Clay November 9, 2014. BAM discussion series
On Truth (and Lies) in Joyce, with Olwin Fouéré, September 19, 2014. BAM discussion series
Conference in Moscow 'Performance Art: Ethics in Action', December 12, 2013
CRY, TROJANS! (Troilus & Cressida) Talk Back with Simon Critchley in New York, February 9, 2014
Simon Critchley "Tragedy's Philosophy", Brigham Young University, April 8, 2014
Mystical Anarchy
In Conversation: Simon Critchley and Liam Gillick at the Brooklyn Museum, May 2, 2012
Disposable Life for HistoriesofViolence.com (02/2014)
Critchley discusses his 2011 book Infinitely Demanding in relation to political commitment and psychoanalysis at the New School for Social Research, New York, April 18 2013.
Experiments in Political Theology, at the Dance Politics & Co-Immunity Workshop in Giessen, Germany, November 12th 2010
The Faith of the Faithless: Simon Critchley in conversation with Cornell West at BAM, Brooklyn, February 7, 2012.
Talk About Nothing, Simon Critchley in conversation with Fiona Shaw at the Rubin Museum, New York July 26, 2011
Simon moderators the 2021 Holberg Debate on identity politics and culture wars with Judith Butler, Corner West, and Glenn Greenwald
Simon discusses why he and Zizek always fight
Simon and Brian Eno discuss baldness, music, Covid, and biscuits
Simon discusses the relevance of Ancient Greek tragedy as the Greek translation of Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us appears
Simon sings "Goodbye Sigmund Freud" to the tune of "Candle in the Wind" at a funeral for psychoanalysis (2012)
Simon joins Philosophy for the People for "You Are Going to Die"
Simon and Brad Evans join The Newsmakers to discuss The Quarantine Files: Thinkers in Self-Isolation and Covid-19
Simon and Fiona Shaw walk through the world of emotions
Simon reads and discuss Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us at the Chicago Humanities Festival
Simon discusses work from his forthcoming book Having Been Born: Tragedy, the Greeks, and Us (Pantheon, April 2019)
Simon on philosophy as learning to die at the 2018 Night of Philosophy (Brooklyn Public Library)
At the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, Simon and writer Jordi Puntí discuss the philosophical and literary aspects of their common passion: football.
Jake Matatyaou introduces Simon Critchley at the SCI-art Media Archive, Lonon UK (November 14/2017). Critchley and Matatyaou discuss memory, death, dying and redemption, focusing on spatialized history experienced in cities and monuments.
At The European Graduate School, Critchley delivers a lecture on philosophy and football. (August 20, 2016)
At the Guggenheim, Critchley gives a lecture as part of the museum's It Takes Two symposium on collaboration. (April 23, 2016)
Unlocking the Everyday: ReD Associates talks with Simon Critchley about the illusion of scientism. (March 2016).
At Thinking Aloud, Simon Critchley talks about how philosophy begins. (March 13, 2016).
Simon Critchley reads a piece on Bowie's death at a tribute to Bowie at The New School. (February 12, 2016). See more here.
Critchley - Symposium: "Thinking Through Tragedy and Comedy. A Symposium on Performance Philosophy and the Future of Genre"
December, 4-5 2014. ICI, Berlin. For the full talk see the Dahlem Humanities Center at the Feie Universität site here.
Suicide - A Defense. Talk by Simon Critchley at Durham University, part of the Durham Castle Lecture Series 2014/15. December, 3 2014
On Truth (and Lies) in Authorship, with Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, October 30, 2014. BAM discussion series
'Bowie’s ch-ch-changes – Simon Critchley on political and cultural impact of the Thin White Duke', interview on RT, September 29, 2014
CRY, TROJANS! (Troilus & Cressida) Talk Back II, with Simon Critchley in New York, February 17, 2014
Stay Illusion! The Hamlet Doctrine in the annual Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal roundtable, with Judith Butler, Jsmieson Webster and Simon Critchley New York, March 13, 2014
For the John Ruskin Memorial Lecture, Simon Critchley talks to Prof. Charlie Gere (University of Lancaster) about humour and art. Hosted by Grizedale Arts at the Coniston Institute, Coniston, England. (2013)
"Happy Talk": In conversation with Philip Seymour Hoffman, recorded at the Rubin Museum of Art on December 17, 2012
The Committee on Social Theory Presents: Simon Critchley
The Hamlet Doctrine, November 14, 2013
Lecture on Hegel: The Philosopher of Tragedy. EGS, Saas-Fee, Switzerland, 2011