Argumentation and Philosophical Conversation

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Dialogues, Meditations, and Analyses

Devin Sanchez Curry

15 episodes

2 months ago

Companion Podcast for PHIL 100: Problems of Philosophy at West Virginia University.

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Companion Podcast for PHIL 100: Problems of Philosophy at West Virginia University.

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Argumentation and Philosophical Conversation

Dialogues, Meditations, and Analyses

29 minutes 7 seconds

1 year ago

Argumentation and Philosophical Conversation

In this episode, I draw on remarks by the philosophers Iris Murdoch and Susan Stebbing to discuss the art of philosophical conversation, with an emphasis on how it revolves around argumentation. Then, a couple of non-philosophers model an attainably successful submission for the philosophical conversation assignment you'll complete this semester.

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