Reviews
Review by Adnan Sivić in the Metanoia Research Group 10/9/2024
Review by Thomas Froy in “Phenomenological Reviews”, 26/1/2023
Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews: A Philosophy of Madness: The Experience of Psychotic Thinking, review by Justin Garson, Hunter College/The Graduate Center, City University of New York, 7/9/2022
Weblog S.C.Hickman: The Human Security System; Kant’s Safety Net and the Escape Velocity of the ‘Dark Power of Will, Desire, and Intelligence’, 18/6/2022
Philosophical Psychology: The secrets of the madman are also secrets for the madman. Review by Arthur Sollie, 29/5/2022
The Polyphony – conversations across the medical humanities: Wouter Kusters offers reflections in the light of four reviews A Philosophy of Madness: The Experience of Psychotic Thinking, 11/2/2022
Interviews
Irish Times: What’s it like to go mad? Meet the man who found out, 4/1/2021.
Mad in America: Philosophy & Madness: A Discussion with Wouter Kusters, 4/13/2021.
IAI News. Philosophy for our times: The madness of philosophers, 6/22/2021.
Psychiatric Times. Critique of Pure Madness. What can philosophy learn from madness? 8/26/2021
Video Interviews
Interview by Mauricio Rongvaux (with Spanish subtitles): “La filosofía es una herramienta para entrar en otro mundo”.
Interview in Indonesia by Muhammad Ma’ruf
Podcast interviews
Hermetix. The Philosophy of Madness
“In this episode we discuss his latest book The Philosophy of Madness: The Experience of Psychotic Thinking, alongside discussions on mysticism, transcendental philosophy and the line between reality and insanity.
Hermetix. Madness, Psychosis and Zero
Webinar presentations
At the international conference ‘Too mad to be true’ in Ghent, Belgium.
How Can the Uncontainable Be Contained? Paradoxes of Madness & Philosophy?
Presentation at the Philosophy & Religion Forum, University of Southern Mississippi, “Mystics and psychotics: about the search for a religion without tradition, for a time without history”.
Video interviews