#3 - Jos de Mul over hoe mensen omgaan met het noodlot

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Hoe gaan mensen om met het noodlot en de dood? Deze vraag is misschien wel actueler dan ooit. Prof.dr. Jos de Mul (1956) van Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam schreef alweer enige tijd geleden het boek 'De Domesticatie van het Noodloot'. Daarin beschrijft de hoogleraar Filosofische Antropologie aan de Erasmus School of Philosophy (ESPHIL) hoe mensen door de geschiedenis heen omgang met deze lastige aspecten van het leven. In deze podcast gaat interviewer Geert Maarse in gesprek met Jos de Mul over het boek en zijn kijk op de huidige coronatijd.

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