The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Vedānta & Mīmāṃsā: Early study, commentary, and elaboration of the Vedas and Upaniṣads
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Vedānta & Mīmāṃsā: Early study, commentary, and elaboration of the Vedas and Upaniṣads
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Sāṃkhya & Yoga: Matter, spirit, liberation, and practice.
Wit and Wisdom + North Coast Watershed Assc
Nature, Power, and Language:
Two philosophers and a poet walk into a brewery…
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Sāṃkhya & Yoga: Matter, spirit, liberation, and practice.
Philosophical Ethics, Part 1
Relativism: Is ethics determined by circumstances or perspectives?
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Nyāya & Vaiśeṣika: Logic, knowledge, atoms, and nature.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Nyāya & Vaiśeṣika: Logic, knowledge, atoms, and nature.
Philosophical Ethics, Part 1
Other Cultures: Can ethics be meaningfully discussed across cultures?
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Bhagavad Gītā: A classical synthesis of duty and the sacred.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Bhagavad Gītā: A classical synthesis of duty and the sacred.
Philosophical Ethics, Part 1
Justice: What is justice, and what is its place in ethical life?
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Cārvāka: Materialism, pleasure, skepticism, and life without metaphysical guarantees.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Cārvāka: Materialism, pleasure, skepticism, and life without metaphysical guarantees.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Jainism: Nonviolence, spiritual pluralism, and the limits of a single perspective.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Jainism: Nonviolence, spiritual pluralism, and the limits of a single perspective.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Bādarāyaṇa & the Brahma Sūtras: An early systematic commentary on the Vedas.
Philosophical Ethics, Part 1
Consequences: What is the moral significance of the consequences of our actions?
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
The Later Upaniṣads: Their development and legacy.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
The Later Upaniṣads: Their development and legacy.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
The Early Upaniṣads | Saturday Indian Philosophy Class
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
The Early Upaniṣads | Saturday Indian Philosophy Class
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
The Vedas: Their structure, context, and settings.
Wit & Wisdom
Maybe the most important thing a conversation can do is reassure us we're not the only thoughtful one in the room. Seth Tichenor and John Nygaard return to a question they first opened in 2019 to kick off Season 13 of Wit & Wisdom.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
The Vedas: Their structure, context, and settings.
Philosophical Ethics, Part 1
Introduction: What is ethics, and what is its relationship to philosophy?
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Introduction: The aims, methods, and presuppositions of classical Indian thought.
The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I
Introduction: The aims, methods, and presuppositions of classical Indian thought.
Grand Opening Week!
A ribbon cutting, lots of conversations, open houses, a party, and quiet hours to christen our new home: The Catalyst
What Does it Mean to Have an Identity?
We spend a lot of time choosing our labels. We think about what we call ourselves or how to communicate to others our preferences. But what does it mean to identify as anything in the first place? What are the ideas that hold the concept of identity together? Is there any substance to identity? Is there a beginning or an end to identifying?
Join Seth and Deac as they first teach about the underlying mystery that we call identity and then join in - talking about how it all might work.
What does, “Enchantment of the world” mean?
How do you know how well someone knows you?
