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The Unlearning Project Podcast | edu.BARBURAS.com

The Unlearning Project Podcast | edu.BARBURAS.com

De : Andrei Barburas | edu.BARBURAS.com
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 A podcast of applied human insight. From dehumanization to unconscious bias, from the digital trenches to timeless philosophy, edu.barburas.com brings you reflective, audio-first explorations that challenge what you know and invite you to see the patterns beneath. Each series draws from a course, reimagined as conversations for the ear. Free to listen, designed to provoke, and always pointing toward change.made by BARBURAS | Copyright ©2002 – 2025 Développement personnel Economie Management Management et direction Philosophie Réussite personnelle Sciences sociales
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  • Dehumanization, Episode 7

    Dehumanization, Episode 7
    Nov 24 2025

    There is no clean ending to this subject. Dehumanization doesn’t end when the violence stops or when the headlines fade. It lingers; in memory, in habits, in language. In this Afterthought, the final reflection of Dehumanization: The First Step Toward Anything, the focus turns inward. This is not closure; it’s continuation. Because dehumanization is never fully gone, only resisted.

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    6 min
  • Dehumanization, Episode 6

    Dehumanization, Episode 6
    Nov 21 2025

    If dehumanization is the first step toward anything, rehumanization is the hardest step back. It asks more than awareness; it asks effort, imagination, and patience. In Episode 6: Rehumanization, we explore what it means to rebuild humanity once it has been stripped away. From post-conflict truth commissions to the quiet courage of listening, this episode follows the slow…

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    15 min
  • Dehumanization, Episode 5

    Dehumanization, Episode 5
    Nov 19 2025

    Dehumanization doesn’t always wear a uniform. It doesn’t always shout. Sometimes it whispers through ordinary habits; the way we speak, the way we rush, the way we stop seeing each other. In Episode 5: Everyday Dehumanization, we turn away from the grand narratives of history and look at our daily lives. How language, systems, and convenience quietly train us to see people as functions rather…

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    15 min
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