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Humane Arts
By Wesley CecilSociety & Culture
Humane Arts episodes
- History Of Philosophy In 16 Questions 13 EnlightenedThis lecture explores the Enlightenment, it's origins and continuing influence on Western culture. Presented by Wesley Cecil PhD. at Finnriver Cidery in Chimacum Washington.Handout available at www.wescecil.com48 min
- History Of Philosophy In 16 Questions 12 What Was RebornThis lecture explores the Renaissance as a cultural and philosophical event. Presented by Wesley Cecil, PhD. at Finnriver cidery in Chimacum Washington.The lecture handout is available at www.wescecil.com47 min
- History Of Philosophy In 16 Questions 11 Why GoldenThis lecture explores the Islamic Golden Age, it's origins, some key figures, and it's legacy. Presented by Wesley Cecil PhD. at Finnriver cidery in Chimacum Washington.56 min
- History Of Philosophy In Sixteen Questions 10 So, About God . . .This lecture explores the history of the Catholic church and the many Heresies the church repressed. Delivered by Wesley Cecil PhD. at Finnriver cidery in Chimacum Washington.Lecture handouts available at Wescecil.com43 min
- History Of Philosophy In 16 Questions 9 The New WorldAn exploration of Maya and Aztec philosophy within the context of the amazing advances made in meso-american studies over the last decade. Presented by Wesley Cecil PhD. at FinnRiver cidery in Chimacum Washington.The handout is available at https://www.wescecil.com49 min
- History Of Philosophy In Sixteen Questions Why Is Life So HardThis lecture explores the original impulse at the foundation of Buddhism to overcome human suffering by eliminating the causes of that suffering. Delivered by Wesley Cecil PhD. at FinnRiver Cidery in Chimacum Washington.The Lecture handout and more information available at https://wescecil.com43 min
- History Of Philosophy In 16 Questions #7 Where Is The UniverseThis lecture explores the foundation of Hinduism and the Brahmanism that underwrites the key philosophical outlook of Indian culture. Delivered by Wesley Cecil PhD. at FinnRiver Cidery in Chimacum, Washington. More information and the lecture handout available at https://wescecil.com45 min
- History Of Philosophy In 16 Questions 6 What Can We Learn From NatureThis lectures explores Taoism by focusing on the central role nature plays as a guideline to clear thinking and correct living. Delivered by Wesley Cecil PhD. at FinnRiver Cidery in Chimacum Washington.The flyer is available at https://www.instagram.com/humanearts/and more information at https://www.wescecil.com/53 min
- History Of Philosophy In 16 Questions Why Was The Past So GreatAn exploration of Confucianism and the Chinese philosophical tradition that focuses on the respect for history within the context of a coherent geo-political environment. Delivered by Wesley Cecil Ph.D. at FinnRiver cidery in Chimacum Washington. Note: The sound is a little weird because the rain was so loud I had to heavily compress/eq the recording to make it listenable. The flyer is available at https://www.instagram.com/humanearts/and more information at https://www.wescecil.com/56 min
- History Of Philosophy In 16 Questions Three How Should People LiveAn exploration of the birth of ethics in the Ancient Greek world and how this has created a series of problems that we face in our everyday lives. Presented by Wesley Cecil, PhD. at FinnRiver Cidery in Chimacum Washington. The flyer is available at https://www.instagram.com/humanearts/and more information at https://www.wescecil.com/54 min
About Humane Arts
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I am a student of language and literature. I have been reading, writing, and studying for most of my life. I received a B.A. in English from Fresno State and then went on to receive an M.A. and Ph.D. in English at Indiana University. I am interested in literature, philosophy, history and gardening. For the last 16 years, I have been a teacher at Peninsula College and, when not working, reading, or writing, spend much of my time in my garden.
Note-Content belongs to Wes Cecil, this podcast mirrors his youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ff15w4ufviWfv9UfIuByA