In this episode, I talk to Dr. Dorothy Logan, founder of the Freedom Academy and author of Black and White:  An Essay on Critical Theory, Freedom, and the Pursuit of Happiness. We discuss Natural Law, Maoism and its parallels to current American society, Hegel and Marx, and more. You can find Dr. Logan's books at https://www.freedomacademy-dorothy.com/.

In this episode, I talk to Dr. Dorothy Logan, founder of the Freedom Academy and author of Black and White: An Essay on Critical Theory, Freedom, and the Pursuit of Happiness. We discuss Natural Law, Maoism and its parallels to current American society, Hegel and Marx, and more. You can find Dr. Logan's books at https://www.freedomacademy-dorothy.com/.

In this episode, I talk to Dr. Dorothy Logan, founder of the Freedom Academy and author of&nbsp;Black and White:&nbsp; An Essay on Critical Theory, Freedom, and the Pursuit of Happiness. We discuss Natural Law, Maoism and its parallels to current American society, Hegel and Marx, and more. You can find Dr. Logan's books at https://www.freedomacademy-dorothy.com/.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Socratic Hour: Dr. Dorothy Logan

We have nearly forgotten what it means to be Men with Chests, and the consequences are all around us. Join me as we explore the Great Books, as we go back to the timeless ideas that built the West. In this show we pursue objective truth, goodness, and beauty; we learn about virtue as excellence (arete). We discuss the role that reason, emotion and desire all play in becoming a magnanimous man.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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We have nearly forgotten what it means to be Men with Chests, and the consequences are all around us. Join me as we explore the Great Books, as we go back to the timeless ideas that built the West. In this show we pursue objective truth, goodness, and beauty; we learn about virtue as excellence (arete). We discuss the role that reason, emotion and desire all play in becoming a magnanimous man.  

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