Since I caught up with The History of Philosophy without Any Gaps podcast and can only listen to one episode a week, I've started listening to another philosophy podcast, Philosophy Bites. My favorite moment so far came in a 2007 episode with Edward Craig on "What is Philosophy?" Asked whether two non-philosophers discussing philosophical issues in a pub are doing the same thing as Craig and his fellow professional philosophers, he said that they are, but then made the following comment: "Should the guy in the Dog and Duck say something that's really sharp and original, it's likely to pass in the Dog and Duck for just something else he's said." (Andrew Shields, #111words, 2 July 2022)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment