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PhilosophyEAST
PhilosophyEAST
18 episodes
5 days ago

PhilosophyEAST explores the philosophy of consciousness. Are there more illuminating ways of envisaging the mind? Can we find meaningful ways of looking at life that aren’t contained within the nihilist, physicalist framework?

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Buddhism
Religion & Spirituality
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PhilosophyEAST explores the philosophy of consciousness. Are there more illuminating ways of envisaging the mind? Can we find meaningful ways of looking at life that aren’t contained within the nihilist, physicalist framework?

Show more...
Buddhism
Religion & Spirituality
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S2 Ep4: What is liberalism? | Helen Pluckrose at PhilosophyEAST
PhilosophyEAST
1 hour 33 minutes 48 seconds
7 months ago
S2 Ep4: What is liberalism? | Helen Pluckrose at PhilosophyEAST
The exploration of ‘views’ (drishti in Sanskrit) has always been an essential part of the Buddhist tradition. PhilosophyEAST is a series of events exploring ideas and views that have a bearing on the dharma-life. Whilst not all the views of our guests necessarily express Buddhist values, our intention is to explore where contemporary thought and ideas have some degree of coincidence with the Buddhist vision.
PhilosophyEAST

PhilosophyEAST explores the philosophy of consciousness. Are there more illuminating ways of envisaging the mind? Can we find meaningful ways of looking at life that aren’t contained within the nihilist, physicalist framework?