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You can find "The Brother's Karamazov" here
Recording taken by a student before Dr. Sugrue retired. All episodes titled "HUM 309" are from a class he taught. We hope you enjoy!
You can find more of Foucault's work here
Post-modernism and the hyper-concentrated will to power. Ideas have consequences, but at least Foucault was consistent.
You can find "The Genealogy of Morals" here
Let’s talk about the man, the myth, the legend (and the terror): Friedrich Nietzsche. Usually the podcast is recorded in our living room. Since I’m at university, this episode is the audio recording of a FaceTime call between Dr. Sugrue and I.
You can find "The Misanthrope" here
Comedy can be cognitive, and this play is a perfect example
You can find "War and Peace" here
We should all see The Grand Canyon at least once.
You can find "Ultilitarianism" here
Today we’re diving into 19th century British philosophy—“The greatest good for the greatest number”. It’s questionable at times, but it gets the job done
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