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Philosophy in Motion

@philosophyinmotionHong Kong SAR ChinaJoined 2021

Animated videos bring stories from the Daoist classic Zhuangzi to life and explore their philosophical ideas.

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Good for

  • exploring Daoist ideas through stories
  • learning about Zhuangzi
  • watching thoughtful animated parables

Philosophy in Motion brings to life the weirdly fascinating stories from the Daoist classic Zhuangzi. They are surprisingly relevant today, seductively funny, refreshingly subversive, soothingly therapeutic, and smart enough not to preach any simplistic morale. Scripts, German subtitles: Hans-Georg Moeller Animations: Rory O’Neill, Ron Ka Lei, Li Jing Production, Chinese subtitles: Fai, Elizabeth Li Xinyue Narration: Simon Barber (https://izwi.com) Spanish subtitles: Manuel Rivera Espinoza Hebrew subtitles: Inbal Shamir You can support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/philosophyinmotion The money you donate will go to the production team, consisting mostly of university students. Our script writer Prof. Hans-Georg Moeller chooses not to receive any money.

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