In the final episode of first season. Contemporary Philosophy: Global conversations.
\nThe host John Symons, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas. Will discuss the idea on consciousness. What is it ? Can we explain it? And if so, How ?
\nWith our distinguished guest; Professor Daniel Dennett; one of the leading philosophers in the Anglo-American world today.
His books and articles left a great mark on the academic world.
\n\nDaniel dennett books:
\nhttps://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6952980.Daniel_C_Dennett
In this episode of Contemporary Philosophy: Global conversations
\n\nThe host John symons, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas will try to find the answer with Professor Agnes Callard, The Associate Professor in Philosophy at The University of Chicago. To the question: What is aspiration? What is the difference between aspiration and ambition?.
\n\nPhilosopher Agnes Callard, the author of the acclaimed book «Aspiration: The Agency of Becoming», discusses these questions in the new episode of «Contemporary Philosophy: Global Conversations»
\n\nProfessor Agnes is the author of Aspiration: The Agency of Becoming (Oxford University Press, 2018) and On Anger (MIT Press, 2020), Writes monthly Column for The Point Magazine,
\nAnd her work has appeared in The New York Times, The New Yorker, and The Boston Review
The guest's publications:
\nThe book Aspiration: The Agency of Becoming
\n https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/37702276-aspiration
The book On Anger (Boston Review Forum 13)
\n\nhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50401507-on-anger
\n\nThe guest's articles on The Point Magazine
\nhttps://thepointmag.com/author/acallard/
The guest's articles on The Newyorker
\nhttps://www.newyorker.com/contributors/agnes-callard?intcid=inline_amp
The guests articles on The New York Times
\n https://www.nytimes.com/search?query=Agnes+Callard+philosophy
The guest's articles on The Boston Review
\nhttp://bostonreview.net/author/agnes-callard#:~:text=Agnes Callard is an Associate,currently Director of Undergraduate Studies
Contemporary Philosophy: Global conversations
\n\nHosted by John symons, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas. The guest today is Richard T. De George, The Father of business ethics, Recipient of an Honorary degree with co-recipients Nelson Mandela and Bill Gates. An Author of 20 books and over 200 articles. The professor of Philosophy and Co-Director of the International Center of Business Ethics, Emeritus
\nResearch fellow at Columbia, Yale, Stanford and the Hoover Institution
Richard T. De George books:
\nhttps://www.goodreads.com/author/show/384274.Richard_T_De_George?from_search=true&from_srp=true
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Contemporary Philosophy: Global conversations
\n\nHosted by John symons, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas. In a conversation with Philosopher Charles Wolfe.
\n. Faculty member Università Ca' Foscari, Venice, Italy
\n. Leading expert on the history of vitalism and materialism
\n. Author of La philosophie de la biologie avant la biologie : une histoire du vitalisme
\n. Lire le matérialisme
\nand
\n. Materialism. A Historico-Philosophical Introduction
. Founding Series Editor, History, Philosophy and Theory of the Life Sciences, Springer
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Contemporary Philosophy: Global conversations
\n\nHosted by John symons, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas. In a conversation with Edouard Machery. An American philosopher, Distinguished Professor and Director of the Center for Philosophy of Science. And the author of Philosophy Within Its Proper Bounds, Doing Without Concepts and working on a new book on whether we should trust science. On this episode we'll discuss experimental philosophy.
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\n\nHosted by John symons, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas. In a conversation with Helen De Cruz, The Belgium philosopher at the Saint Louis University. Who is interested in the idea on disagreement. And co-wrote the book " A natural history of natural theology. The cognitive science of theology and philosophy of religion.
\n\nThe conversation dissguss the ideas of Wonder, disagreement and finding one's way in philosophy.
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Contemporary Philosophy: Global conversations
\nBeginning the series with Luciano Floridi, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information and Director of the Digital Ethics Lab, at the University of Oxford. Hosted by John symons, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas
\nThe conversation is focusing on the philosophy as a conceptual design and the importance of philosophy outside of the academic context.
Contemporary Philosophy: Global conversations
\nOlga Pombo, a notable portuguese philosopher from the University of Lisbon. Hosted by John symons, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas
\nA conversation about Leibniz, the Encyclopedia, and the Internet