Hey, PEL listeners, I feel like far too many of you are not in the loop about the other project

that Wes and I do every week, Close Reads, Philosophy with Mark and West. We've just finished a five-part

series on subjective and objective knowledge in Kirkgaard's concluding unscientific post script.

So here, for you that are not subscribed to Close Reeds, here is Part 1. If you like it,

Part 2 is also free to the public to sign up for our ad-free feed at patreon.com slash close

reads philosophy. If you decide to pay us via that site, then you would get parts 3, 4, and 5,

and all the many other episodes we've recorded of this podcast that fills in the gaps as detail

really teaches you a different set of skills than you will get from partial exam in life.

I should say I also just this week posted the beginning of a new shorter series on

Galen Strausson's essay against narrativity, which I think you'd also find fascinating.

Enjoy.

This is Close Reads.

A philosophy podcast with Mark and Wes.

I'm Wes Allwin.

And I'm Mark Linsonmeyer.

Welcome back to Close Reeds.

We're starting a new text or a little tiny bit of a text. We had,

on Partially Examined Life, been engaged what were five hours in to at least nine hours of

Hegel's phenomenology of Spirit following our five-hour treatment of a different part of that text on this show.

And it made me think about Kierkegaard and the similarly long partial exam of life run we had

with him two years ago, something, a little while ago.

And the big book of his, I guess there are lots of works of Kirkagard's that we haven't read,

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