334: Sheila Jasanoff | The Unknowns Of Our Emotional And Political Lives In “Uncertainty”

from The Armen Show · host Armen Shirvanian

How does uncertainty apply in our emotional and political lives? On episode 334, Professor Sheila Jasanoff of Harvard opens a forum on uncertainty and democracy in her volume titled Uncertainty. The debate that follows explores the ideas about uncertainty and experts in a democracy, as well its scientific, philosophic, and emotional aspects. Sheila Jasanoff is […]

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