On Anger Part I

from Four Cubits · host Eli Ungar-Sargon & Jeff Helmreich

In this episode, Jeff and Eli kick off a discussion on the subject of anger and resentment. They focus on two texts by the philosopher Agnes Callard and branch off into a discussion about Nietzsche, the foundations of morality, and the analytic-continental divide. Show Notes: For the Chomsky-Foucalt debate click/tap here. For Agnes Callard’s video on Socrates click/tap here. For Agnes Callard’s essay “The Reason To Be Angry Forever” click/tap here. For Antonio Damasio’s book “Descartes’ Error” click/tap here. For Ronald de Sousa’s book “The Rationality of Emotion” click/tap here. For Agnes Callard’s Boston Review Essay “On Anger” click/tap here.

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