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In Ep. 5 of the Project Schola Podcast, host John Trevor Berger welcomes Ann Hartle — Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Emory University — for an intriguing discussion on the nature of philosophy and the meaning of “schola.”

Particular attention is given to the distinction between modern and premodern philosophy, as well as the peculiar characteristics of the “modern turn”: especially its twofold preoccupation with epistemology (which lays the framework for modern science) and political philosophy — two domains which prove to be far more foundationally connected than one might imagine.

A unique episode you do not want to miss!

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Links referenced in this episode:

– Read “Physics: A Science in Quest of an Ontology” @ philos-sophia.lnk.to/Physics

– Read “The Vertical Ascent” @ philos-sophia.lnk.to/TheVerticalAscent

– Read “Cosmos & Transcendence” @ philos-sophia.lnk.to/CosmosTranscendence

– Watch “The End of Quantum Reality” @ theendofquantumreality.com

– Listen to Richard DeLano’s film score @ philos-sophia.lnk.to/SoundtrackCD

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In Ep. 4 of the Project Schola Podcast, host Brian Murphy welcomes Waleed El-Ansary—economist and University Chair of Islamic Studies at Xavier University—for a discussion of Dr. El-Ansary’s forthcoming book on the state of modern economic theory, the necessity of a spiritual foundation for sustainability in the economic sphere, the distinction between “holistic” work and “deformed” work, and the integral role of Wolfgang Smith’s thought in bringing these insights into optimal clarity.

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In this episode, host John Trevor Berger welcomes John Taylor—currently studying philosophy at University College London—for a discussion of visual perception, information, and ontological realism.

John & John highlight in particular the pioneering work of cognitive psychologist James J. Gibson and its connection to the thought of Wolfgang Smith.

Links referenced in the episode:

– Read “Physics: A Science in Quest of an Ontology” @ philos-sophia.lnk.to/Physics

– Watch “The End of Quantum Reality” @ theendofquantumreality.com

– Listen to Richard DeLano’s film score @ philos-sophia.lnk.to/SoundtrackCD

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Learn more @ philos-sophia.org