Episode 5 - with Jonathan Gill on 'nothing' in King Lear and Heidegger, and the risen-wounded Christ

Update: 2020-04-01

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Jonathan Gill is a Doctoral student in English Literature at the University of Auckland. The focus of his thesis is the concept of 'nothing' in Shakespeare's King Lear. This podcast will explore this theme in conjunction with Cameron Surrey's work on the risen-wounded Christ.

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Episode 5 - with Jonathan Gill on 'nothing' in King Lear and Heidegger, and the risen-wounded Christ

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Episode 5 - with Jonathan Gill on 'nothing' in King Lear and Heidegger, and the risen-wounded Christ

Cameron Surrey

Episode 5 - with Jonathan Gill on 'nothing' in King Lear and Heidegger, and the risen-wounded Christ