238: De Anima 1: A Number that Moves Itself

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 9 August 2023

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

In this episode (recorded live at Paideia!), we discuss book one of Aristotle's "On the Soul," where he dismantles all the other theories about what a soul is before he provides his answer in book two.

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0:00.0	who's going to intro
0:10.1	it's your episode you can't do it no i know it's mine okay why don't you do it i'd love to
0:14.2	okay we're recording right now yeah so like i should start now yeah hello and welcome to
0:18.3	classical stuff you should know a podcast about trying to find Graham three minutes before our podcast begins.
0:23.9	He was wandering in the hallway.
0:25.1	I went to get water.
0:26.3	Was it a bubbly water?
0:27.2	No, they don't, we're not that fancy.
0:28.7	I apologize for that.
0:30.0	My name is Thomas Magby.
0:31.0	I'm joined as always by Mr. A.J. Hanenberg.
0:33.3	Hello.
0:33.8	And Mr. Graham Donaldson.
0:34.7	Hello. And Mr. Graham Donaldson. Hello. And when I asked AJ three seconds before this started what we were talking about, he said,
0:39.7	I think it's a book by, I don't know, Plato, Aristotle.
0:42.5	So I'm feeling really good about today's episode.
0:44.5	No, I missed twice.
0:45.1	I said Plato and Socrates before Aristotle.
0:46.7	And then got to Aristotle.
0:47.3	Thank you for.
0:48.1	We should probably know this is a live studio audience. Oh, to future listeners, you're hearing this through the magic of podcasts, but this is a
0:57.3	live recording for Paidea at Veritas.
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