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PEL News and Previews: Plato’s “Crito” and the Hegel’s Logic Aftershow

May 27, 2016 by Mark Linsenmayer 2 Comments

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Brian Wilson's Not School Intro Readings in Philosophy Group discussed Plato on why you should obey the state and other musings from a condemned Socrates; you can be part of the group's next discussion on Sun. 6/4 5pm EDT. Just become a PEL Citizen, join the Intro group, and RSVP here. Citizens can also hear the entire "Crito" recording, featuring Steve Kurtz, Stacey Morris, Roger Crandy, Nick Eddy, Justin Modra, James Lee, and Cathy Reisenwitz.

Purdue's Chris Yeomans was our guest Hegel scholar as we reflected back on eps 134/135, joining Mark and Danny Lobell with PEL listeners to discuss Hegel's theology, metaphysics, and more. PEL Citizens can listen to the whole discussion here.

Check out PEL's second spin-off podcast: Phi Fic: A Fiction Podcast at phificpodcast.com or subscribe on iTunes. The new 'cast grew out of our very own Not School Philosophical Fiction group!

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  1. adam stolterman says

    May 30, 2016 at 6:03 am

    Thank you so much for recording the Crito session! That was super great!

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