A strange mind A Beautiful Mind
from Philosophia talks! Hosted by Philosophia
In this podcast, I start by looking at the Ethics of Aristotle. What defines a good being, a good human being. I jump across to the Orator from cicero which is about talking well and with well thought out words. Jung, Descartes and Locke on Nature versus nurture side of the brain What does it say about our instinct.
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