Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel examines the thinking behind a current controversy.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Category | Government |
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英語の勉強になります。そして、参加者の皆さんが興味深い意見を出して、その意見を巧くまとめて導いているサンデル教授の尽力もあり、知的な刺激を得ることが出来ます。 more
Nology is still in kinder suprice garden.🍭🍼⁉️
Debates Intelectualmente exquisitos. Tenía tiempo que no escuchaba ideas y argumentos tan complejos tratados desde puntos de vista tan diversos.
Theese debates are usually resonably interesting but this episode sounds more like a propaganda piece, with a biased conclusion. I wonder if the Tory party bankrolled it.
Yes, these are excellent, sophisitcated, philisophically based debates but ultimately unsatisfying because in every debate there are no answers or conclusions of any kind, only a summary of two sides rambling on. When Philosophy offers just more questions and no solutions I find it frustrating and useless. As much as I disagree, when listening to this podcast, I sympathise with people who say Philosophy should be confined to the academic world and has no place in every day life.
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