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Episode 8: Great Books and the Left
Sarah Marsh and Tom Merrill are joined by Michael Weinman of Bard College, Berlin to talk about why "great books" are not only for conservatives. Note: This episode has a few glitches--just keep listening.
Michael Weinman's writings mentioned in this episode:
Essays at Public Seminar:
--"When is someone like us?"
--"Butler's Ethic of Vulnerability and Redefining Liberal in the Liberal Arts"
--"Perspectivalism without Relativism"
Books:
The Parthenon and Liberal Education
The Emergence of Illiberal Democracy
Michael's essay "Twilight of American Idols" will soon be available in _Amerikastudien/American Studies_.
Michael's essay "Living Well and the Promise of Cosmopolitan Identity is available in On Civic Republicanism: Ancient Lessons, Global Politics.
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By Thomas MerrillSarah Marsh and Tom Merrill are joined by Michael Weinman of Bard College, Berlin to talk about why "great books" are not only for conservatives. Note: This episode has a few glitches--just keep listening.
Michael Weinman's writings mentioned in this episode:
Essays at Public Seminar:
--"When is someone like us?"
--"Butler's Ethic of Vulnerability and Redefining Liberal in the Liberal Arts"
--"Perspectivalism without Relativism"
Books:
The Parthenon and Liberal Education
The Emergence of Illiberal Democracy
Michael's essay "Twilight of American Idols" will soon be available in _Amerikastudien/American Studies_.
Michael's essay "Living Well and the Promise of Cosmopolitan Identity is available in On Civic Republicanism: Ancient Lessons, Global Politics.