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 | Philosophy Talk: The Very Idea of a University Stanford Provost John Etchemendy attempts to define the essence and purpose of universities and the research, education, students, sports, and arts and culture embodied therewith. Stanford's mission statement promotes the creation, proliferation, and preservation of knowledge, but what is the importance of this in contemporary society? Philosophy Talk www.philosophytalk.org Stanford Events events.stanford.edu Stanford Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com 2009年03月28日再生回数 8962 |
 | Philosophy, Talk-Radio Style Turn on the radio and tune in to "Philosophy Talk" to hear two engaging Stanford philosophers talk about -- what else? -- philosophy. Ken Taylor and John Perry have held forth on the topic on a regular basis since 2004. The "program that questions everything -- except your intelligence" reaches a national audience on a string of radio stations and worldwide on the web. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu Stanford News: news.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com 2011年09月14日再生回数 2418 |
 | Stanford Open Office Hours: Philosophy Talk, Norms Stanford Open Office Hours discussion on Norms by Philosophy Talk Professors John Perry and Ken Taylor, posted to facebook by Stanford University. philosophytalk.org http 2009年08月24日再生回数 643 |
 | Philosophy Talk - Overcoming the Terror of Death On Sept. 28, 2008 Philosophy Talk, the radio show that questions everything except your intelligence, recorded two shows in front of a live audience. This is a clip from one of the shows - Overcoming the Terror of Death. The guest, best selling author and world-renowned existential psychotherapist, Irv Yalom, talks about the fear of death and his book "Staring at the Sun" with co-hosts John Perry and Ken Taylor. Learn more about the show at philosophytalk.org 2008年11月26日再生回数 10346 |
 | David Albert on Philosophy Talk philosophytalk.org 2009年10月02日再生回数 1204 |
 | Philosophy Talk "What are Words Worth?" How do words shape our minds? Do the French suffer because they have no word for berry or cozy? Do we suffer because we have no word for schadenfreude? Why do we adopt new words, or give old words new meaning? Can we eliminate a concept by renaming it, or eliminating the word for it? Ken and John welcome back Geoff Nunberg, author of "The Years of Talking Dangerously," for a program recorded in front of a live audience at the Marsh theatre in San Francisco. Video produced by The Human Experience - inside the humanities at Stanford University. humanexperience.stanford.edu 2009年10月02日再生回数 650 |
 | Making Decisions on Philosophy Talk Philosophy Talk, the radio show that questions everything... except your intelligence takes on the fraught topic of decision making in the July 25th, 2010 broadcast. When we make decisions we think we're in control, making rational choices. But are we? This is the central question posed by Dan Ariely, Professor of Behavioral Economics at Duke University, in his book "Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions." Join Ken and John as they discuss irrationality, its dangers, and perhaps also its benefits, with this philosophical and fascinating economist. (First broadcast 11/02/2008) Learn more about Philosophy Talk at philosophytalk.org 2010年07月20日再生回数 411 |
 | Philosophy Talk Live at the Marsh 2011 Don't miss the chance to participate in our live audience! Tickets for any individual show are $15 in advance, or $20 at the door. Multiple ticket pricing (advance sales only) is as follows: $25 for any two shows (same or different dates); $45 for any four shows; or $80 for all eight shows. Tickets can be purchased online, by phone, or in person through The Marsh's box office. More info at www.themarsh.org/philosophy_talk.html Next recording on Sunday, April 24, 2011 in Berkeley: 12pm: "Gay Pride and Prejudice" with anthropologist Gilbert Herdt 3pm: "Who Dunnit: The Language of Responsibility" with psychologist Lera Boroditsky 2010年12月28日再生回数 289 |
 | Philosophy Talk: On Suicide & Death I imagine a world where people are free to exit without having to do it by cutting their wrists or swallowing all the pills in the house. The conversation is inspired by David Benetar's "Better to Never Have Been - The Harm of Coming Into Existance", Peter's new favourite book. 2011年08月08日再生回数 437 |
 | Philosophy Talk: Philosophy For Children Because of their innocent approach to things, do children make good philosophers, or do they lack the equipment for clear-thinking? Is exposure to philosophy good for children, or will it undermine their sense of security? John and Ken welcome Jana Mohr Lone, founder and director of the Northwest Center for Philosophy for Children at the University of Washington. Together they put some classic philosophical questions about Mind/Body, Personal Identity, and Happpiness to a live -- and questioning -- audience of Seattle schoolchildren. 2010年12月18日再生回数 331 |
