S2E03 Literature Must Be an Unsettling Force for Democracy w/ Elin Danielsen Huckerby
Contrasting with dogmatism and scientism, Elin Danielsen Huckerby believes a ‘literary culture’ gives us more fruitful ways to move democracy forward.
Read MoreContrasting with dogmatism and scientism, Elin Danielsen Huckerby believes a ‘literary culture’ gives us more fruitful ways to move democracy forward.
Read MoreNoëlle McAfee takes a psychoanalytic view of deliberation to diagnose the downstream effects of the fear of breakdown in American democracy.
Read MoreJessica Wahman believes that treating scientific knowledge as metaphorical creates a naturalist approach to science that avoids scientism.
Read MoreJohn Stuhr invites us to consider pragmatism as a “season of belief,” a dynamic philosophy that can help us live a little better each day.
Read MoreAward-winning writer Charles Johnson examines race, presenting Buddhist practice as a radical form of liberation.
Read MoreDerek Parsons provides an introduction to Stoicism, a life philosophy that places reason and virtue at the center of human flourishing.
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