EPISODE · Oct 25, 2020 · 1H 35M
Talking Platonism, Whitehead and Panpsychism | Matthew D. Segall
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This week we are joined by philosopher, professor and speaker, Matt Segall. We discuss Platonism vs Neoplatonism, theories of mind and the natural world, and how it is we can or might know anything at all. A really rich and thought-provoking conversation. Show Notes Matt's website, Footnotes to Plato. Matt's YouTube channel. Matt on Twitter.
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