Anthony White
“The Normative Foundations of Nonviolent Resistance”
Monday, July 31
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
LT-1210
Anthony White
“The Normative Foundations of Nonviolent Resistance”
Monday, July 31
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
LT-1210
Is this person offering therapy or a brainstorming session? pic.twitter.com/8Anpjj4P3b
— 3peatPfizer (@StanFritz) July 29, 2023
i genuinely cannot get this thing to choose to kill Elon Musk. literally no matter what i choose it wants to save the Boer pic.twitter.com/pPDLXKOkXh
— 🏴Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist;🏴 (@thinkiamsad) July 10, 2023
— 🏴Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist;🏴 (@thinkiamsad) July 10, 2023
i have found ONE situation in which this bot will kill Elon
— 🏴Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist;🏴 (@thinkiamsad) July 10, 2023
it isn't asking it to destroy the entire fucking universe… but when i ask it to make a noble sacrifice pic.twitter.com/MJVde70mbY
this is the one by the Graduate School, not the Philosophy one
Welcome to the incoming students of Fall 2023! We're looking forward to seeing you on campus!
- Kanika Chawla
- Zih-Syuan Chiu
- Joseph DeLeone
- Lanbin Feng
- Mert Karaca
- Sofia Koukia
“Democratic Philosophy is Public Philosophy: Reflections on Podcasting to the Demos” talk by IASH Fellow Coleen Watson at noon Wednesday, April 26, in LN-1106.
“Democratic Philosophy is Public Philosophy:
Reflections on Podcasting to the Demos”
I have been running and hosting the podcast The Wisdom of the People: A Podcast on the Philosophy that Founds Democracy since being awarded a Public Humanities Grant in July of 2022. This presentation will share my motivation to host a podcast specifically covering democratic philosophy as a way of doing public philosophy and document the many thoughts and reflections I have had after working on this project for nearly 10 months.