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The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast

Episode 156: Philosophy and Politics Free-Form Discussion (Part One)

The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast

Mark Linsenmayer

Society & Culture, Philosophy

4.62.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 January 2017

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

How does studying philosophy help you to make sense of the political landscape? Wes, Mark, Dylan, and Seth play pundit and reflect on political rhetoric, elitism, and much more. There is no text for this episode! Freedom!

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0:00.0

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0:02.5

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0:05.4

please visit partiallyexaminedlife.com slash support.

0:16.4

You're listening to the Partial Examined Life,

0:18.4

a podcast by some guys who had one point set on doing philosophy

0:21.3

for living but then thought better of it.

0:23.3

Our question for episode 156 is,

0:26.4

how to studying philosophy prepare you to deal

0:28.6

with real world political citizenship.

0:30.7

We'll be reflecting back on our various forace

0:33.0

and political philosophy on this podcast

0:34.7

and speaking from the heart or the nads

0:37.4

or wherever about our experiences relevant to this question.

0:40.4

This is Mark Linton-Mire,

0:41.8

a political animal in Madison, Wisconsin.

0:47.6

This is Seth Paskin,

0:50.1

homo reggitur, Austin, Texas.

0:53.1

This is Wes L. One, resisting Rizantama in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

0:59.6

This is Dylan Casey Barely connected in Middleton, Wisconsin.

1:04.6

All right, all right, all right.

1:07.6

We got the whole family back together.

1:10.6

Welcome back, Seth, Mr. Paskin.

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