PREMIUM-PEL Nightcap January 2023

The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast

Mark Linsenmayer

Philosophy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 31 January 2023

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

We compare translations of Dostoyevsky in prep for our April live show, discuss future show topics, and go over insights from our past discussions on Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations.

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0:00.0	You're about to hear a preview of partially examined life supporter exclusive content.
0:10.5	To learn how to get the whole thing, check out partiallyexaminedlife.com slash support.
0:14.1	Hey, this is your nightcap.
0:19.2	We're recording this on January 12, 2023.
0:23.4	Happy New Year, fellas.
0:25.1	Happy New Year.
0:26.1	Happy New Year.
0:27.1	Happy New Year.
0:28.1	This has Seth cool beyond at some point, maybe.
0:32.4	What's occupying your minds?
0:34.1	We got the live show.
0:35.7	Coming up.
0:36.7	Yep.
0:37.7	And a paper 15, New York City, Brothers Caramazov.
0:41.2	Yeah, do we want to start with that little thing that Seth probably doesn't care about
0:44.8	anyway?
0:45.8	I guess we've decided on the translation we're using, but there was some interesting
0:49.0	back and forth.
0:50.0	So we want to sum that up in terms of the critical disdain for one translation or another.
0:54.5	So Constance Garnet translated it and did a lot of Russian translations.
0:59.1	And I think it was one of them might have been the first person to translate a lot of
1:02.8	Dostoyevsky and told story in Google and other stuff into English.
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