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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2021 · 19 MIN

Bringing It All Into Balance: The Reflective Equilibrium Story (Part 1)

from On The Very Idea - A Philosophy Podcast · host Tony Bologna

In this first episode of a three part series, I look at the philosophical tool of Reflective Equilibrium. I explain what it is as a process and delve a bit into its history with Nelson Goodman and John Rawls. I also look at it’s structure as a formal embodiment of a way in which we already tend to think. It’s been a while since I released an episode so it’s good to be back. Also the usual trivia and whatnot.

In this first episode of a three part series, I look at the philosophical tool of Reflective Equilibrium. I explain what it is as a process and delve a bit into its history with Nelson Goodman and John Rawls. I also look at it’s structure as a formal embodiment of a way in which we already tend to think. It’s been a while since I released an episode so it’s good to be back. Also the usual trivia and whatnot.

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