For the die-hard quality podcast lovers this week is a most splendidly happy one:
Entitled Opinions is back. Last Tuesday with a great discussion of
Moby Dick with repeat guest Andrea Nightingale. (
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Moby Dick is so much more than a novel, or an epic. It is an artful description of man's search for God, meaning and the essence of his being - man's or God's. This is not a claim of my own, but trather what one learns from Robert Harrison and Andrea Nightingale's discussion. For those who have read Moby Dick with Hubert Dreyfus's philosophy course at Berkely (
Philosophy 6) this comes as no surprise.
Today
Entitled Opinions moves on in full swing with a discussion about
Classicism in America.
More Entitled Opinions:
Two issues of Entitled Opinions,
Heidegger,
Pink Floyd,
Alexander the Great,
Athanasius Kircher (Giordano Bruno).
More Philosophy 6:
KQED - all things shining,
Heidegger in Podcast - news,
Heidegger in podcast,
Philosophy 6 - Berkeley lecture series.