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Philosophia episodes
- Episode 09: Secular Moral CategoriesHow does the cultural adoption of secular moral categories impact people's qualities of life? How can classical teaching provide a solution to the modern loss of personhood?24 min
- Episode 08: Competing Moral TheoriesWhat moral deformities exist in our K-12 education system? How does biological reductionism play into this confusion of morality?17 min
- Episode 07: The Theories of EthicsWhat drives the error in our moral thinking today? How have the metaphysics of ethics changed over the course of history?22 min
- Episode 06: Chronological Snobbery and the Primacy of PersonhoodIn this episode, we continue our discussion of the primacy of personhood with the addition of chronological snobbery.19 min
- Episode 05: Primacy of PersonhoodIn this episode, we focus on what the benefits of classical education are for students and how those benefits show up in the classroom.28 min
- Episode 04: How to Think Clearly and Avoid Confusing CategoriesIn this episode, we continue our discussion on thinking clearly–this time by learning how to avoid confusing categories, questions, and assertions.35 min
- Episode 03: How to Think Clearly and Avoid Academic JargonIn this episode, we continue our discussion of why intellectual honesty is so greatly needed and increasingly rare.31 min
- Episode 02: Intellectual Honesty Part 2In this episode, we continue our discussion of why intellectual honesty is so greatly needed and increasingly rare.34 min
- Episode 01: Intellectual Rabbits (Intellectual Honesty Part 1)The first step of academic inquiry is … honesty. Wait, what’s academic honesty? Find out.28 min
About Philosophia
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Please note that this show is currently on hiatus. In the meantime, we hope you that you will enjoy the past episodes.
This show features the clear-thinking and articulate philosopher, Dr. David Schenk. After teaching philosophy at college for over twenty years, Dr. Schenk now offers his gentle but hard-hitting analysis of the classical tradition of education and philosophy as it engages contemporary culture and thought.