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In this episode of Tent Talks, I speak with my teaching assistant Lesly Walker.  We discuss the ethics of lying, the paradox of tragedy, and the relationship between narration and the existence of the self.

In this episode of Tent Talks, I speak with my teaching assistant Lesly Walker. We discuss the ethics of lying, the paradox of tragedy, and the relationship between narration and the existence of the self.

In this episode of Tent Talks, I speak with my teaching assistant Lesly Walker. &nbsp;We discuss the ethics of lying, the paradox of tragedy, and the relationship between narration and the existence of the self.

4. Lying, Tragedy, and the Narrative Self (with Lesly Walker)

Cody Turner, a postdoc in AI and Human Cognition at Umass Boston, speaks with various academics about their work.

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4. Lying, Tragedy, and the Narrative Self (with Lesly Walker)

4. Lying, Tragedy, and the Narrative Self (with Lesly Walker)