Much-Too-Quick Overviews, #26: Julia Kristeva.


Much-Too-Quick Overviews, written, produced, and presented by Andrew D. Chapman, is a series of easily accessible, concise presentations of otherwise not-so-easily-accessible, not-so-concise philosophy, intended as starting-points for further independent inquiry and critical thinking, whether inside or outside the professional academy.

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1. Existentialism

2. Feminism

3. LGBTQ+ Rights

4. Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems

5. The Theory of Evolution

6. Foundational Concepts in Science

7. The History of Video Games

8. Major World Religions

9. Jacques Derrida

10. The Haitian Revolution

11. Michel Foucault

12. Marxism

13. QAnon [censored by YouTube]

14. Psychology

15. Sociology

16. Walter Benjamin

17. Roland Barthes

18. Martin Heidegger

19. Critical Theory

20. Critical Race Theory

21. Postmodernism

22. Capitalism and Schizophrenia

23. Theories of Revolution

24. Dialectic of Enlightenment

25. Gender Trouble

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