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Stanley Hauerwas. Do we need to say more? The man is the preeminent living American theologian and has formed and shaped Christian thought and practice for decades. Stanley is a gift to the Church, and we loved chatting with him. We talked about sola scriptura, Kierkegaard, pacifism, how to be a Christian in America today, and much more. The audio for this episode is not to our regular standard. We apologize for that, and hope you can hang in there. It's worth it when we're talking to a treasure like Stanley.

The books mentioned in this episode are:

• Hannah's Child - Stanley Hauerwas
• Prayers Plainly Spoken - Stanley Hauerwas 
• Unleashing the Scripture: Freeing the Bible from Captivity to America - Stanley Hauerwas
• The Character of Virtue: Letters to a Godson - Stanley Hauerwas
• Beginnings: Interrogating Hauerwas - Stanley Hauerwas and Brian Brock
• War and the American Difference: Theological Reflections on Violence and National Identity - Stanley Hauerwas
• The Politics of Jesus - John Howard Yoder

We tasted the incredible 12 Year Glenfarclas. Don't pass it by if you find some.

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I foråret 2022 kunne Blå Tirsdag i Nordisk Kaffebar præsentere instituttets writer in residence, lyrikeren Signe Gjessing, i samtale med lektor Sophie Wennerscheid. Arrangementet bød også på oplæsning af digtet Tractatus Philosophico-Poeticus, en genskrivning af Ludwig Wittgensteins Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus fra 1922, og et udvalg af nyere digte. Lektor Johnny Kondrup introducerede arrangementet.

Beklageligvis lider lydkvaliteten under et defekt batteri.

It seems more than ever that our present era is one of misunderstanding others—their motives, their reasons, their practices, and their beliefs. Is there a quick remedy to this, such as being more objective? Is objectivity even possible, especially given how incomplete our knowledge of others is? Constantine Sandis (University of Hertfordshire, UK) is Professor of Philosophy, with a special interest in ethics, action, and understanding others. He discusses the importance of shared practices and has some surprising thoughts about the role of empathy.

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Zapraszamy na rozmowę o poezji i czy filozofia się do niej jakoś przydaje. Gościmy Annę Dwojnych – poetkę, absolwentkę socjologii i filozofii Wydziału Filozofii i Nauk Społecznych UMK, copywriterkę i korektorkę, zafascynowaną cielesnością, filmami Larsa von Triera, kulturą audiowizualną, samotnością w ujęciu filozoficznym.

Jest laureatką kilkudziesięciu ogólnopolskich konkursów poetyckich, dwukrotną finalistką projektów wydawniczych Biura Literackiego, Stypendystką Miasta Torunia w dziedzinie kultury.

Publikowała w wielu pismach poetyckich i literackich oraz antologiach. Autorka książek poetyckich gadu gadu (MaMiKo, 2011) i Wypadki z przypadkami (Dom Literatury w Łodzi, Stowarzyszenie Pisarzy Polskich Oddział w Łodzi, 2019). Przygotowuje książkę Nocne zabawy w dużych miastach.

W rozmowie wykorzystaliśmy fragment filmu "Rejs" w reż. Marka Piwowskiego oraz wiersze naszej Rozmówczyni z tomiku Wypadki z przypadkami, Łódź 2019 w interpretacji Zofii Piętki-Danilewicz.
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Mónica Belevan is a Peruvian theorist and crypto entrepreneur. She's the author of a newsletter called Covidian Aesthetics and co-founder of a Web3 production studio called Accursed Share. Her current focus is an NFT project called The Curse, which you can search for on Open Sea.

We talk about Georges Bataille and the meaning of energy expenditure in the cryptoeconomy; Spengler, Wittgenstein, and Duchamp; the aesthetics of covid, the sentimentality of markets; the affective drama of Wallstreet Bets; egregoric warfare; and much more.

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Nights at White Castle....The one on Big Bend... In this episode, Mark and Adam discuss the amazing KSHE 95 hit song Nights at White Castle, along with the philosophy of mind in the Modern Era. They look at Bentham's intentions and motives in relation to criminal law, Schopenhauer's will, Freud's psychology, and a whole lot of Wittgenstein. There is also a lengthy discussion of Tolkien's eagles in The Lord of the Rings, so stay tuned for that riveting conversation. Be sure to check out KSHE 95's hilarious song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cYHnpFuEG0
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Mark and Adam are here to talk about metaphysics, but man, are they angry about it! In this episode, they break down the various approaches to metaphysics in the Modern Era, from Schopenhauer's Idealism, the concept of teleology, to Peirce's triadic system. Even though they are not as entertained by metaphysics as they are by many other topics, they will discuss it all the same!  Follow us on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

The best epistemology chapter yet! In this episode, Mark and Adam heavily agree with a lot of what is being said about the philosophical approaches to knowledge in the Modern Era. John Henry Newman and Ludwig Wittgenstein are highlights with their respective opinions on the role of reason and the grounds for doubt. They also break down Peirce's scientific method, Frege's beliefs on logic, and Bertrand Russell's knowledge by acquaintance and description.  Follow us on Twitter! @UlmtdOpinions

Adam's favorite topic: language! In this episode, Mark and Adam break down the various philosophical opinions on language in the Early Modern Era of philosophy. They discuss Frege's sense and reference, Russell's theory of description, an Wittgenstein's picture theory, language-games, and private language. Well, they discuss these topics for about half the episode. The second half is all about the use of language in our current political climate and how important it is to keep language open and to always do your research.

John Keats is a Romantic poet. In this episode, we discuss a letter he wrote in 1817 where he talked about something he called "Negative Capability".

Der Vortrag des Mathematikers fand im Rahmen der Hochbau 2 Vorlesungsreihe Logic of Discovery im Modul Emerging Fields in Architecture an der TU Wien statt und war einer von drei Vorträgen in der Reihe: Logic of Discovery – Fortschritt. Rudolf Taschner ist Professor an der Technischen Universität Wien. und vor allem durch seine zahlreichen Vorträge und Publikationen bekannt. Er setzt sich mit grossem Engagement dafür ein, dass die Mathematik der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich wird. Er spannt den Bogen von der Betrachtung des TU-Hörsaales in dem der Vortrag stattfindet, Über das Ornament als Fortschritt, Ludwig Wittgenstein als Architekten, hin zu der… Feststellung, dass Fortschritt das andere sein muss als jenes, das schon da ist. Rudolf Taschner spricht über die Erwartungen, die in den Fortschritt gesetzt werden, dass diese jedoch enttäuscht werden müssen und dass Unzufriedenheit als Motor für den Fortschritt unabdingbar bleibt.

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Today's podcast follows the lives of three of the six great generals, Chichagov, Wittgenstein and Tormasov. If you'd like to support the podcast with a small monthly donation, click this link - https://www.buzzsprout.com/385372/support