Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Please join me in welcoming our new transcriptionist, Maria Araújo! Matt Teichman: Hello, and welcome to Elucidations. I’m Matt Teichman. Ben Andrews: And I am Ben Andrew. Matt Teichman: Nethanel Lipshitz is Law and Philosophy Fellow at the University of Chicago Law School.1 And he’s here to discuss discrimination....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. I’d like to give a warm welcome and thanks to Johanna Wiedenkeller, our new transcriptionist! Matt Teichman: Hello and welcome to Elucidations. I’m Matt Teichman, and with me today is Tommy Curry, professor of philosophy at Texas A&M University, 1 and he’s here to discuss black male studies. Tommy Curry, welcome....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Thanks to Caroline Wall for the transcription! Matt Teichman: Hello, and welcome to Elucidations. I’m Matt Teichman, and with me today is Melissa Fusco, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Columbia University. And she is here to discuss free choice permission. Melissa Fusco, welcome. Melissa Fusco: Hi. Thanks for having me....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Many thanks to David North for this transcription. Matt Teichman: Hello, and welcome to Elucidations, a philosophy podcast recorded at the University of Chicago. I’m Matt Teichman. Jaime Edwards: And I’m Jaime Edwards. Matt Teichman: With us today is Patricia Blanchette, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Transcription by David North—thank you, David! Matt Teichman: Hello and welcome to Elucidations, a philosophy podcast recorded at University of Chicago. I’m Matt Teichman. Lawrence Dallman: I’m Lawrence Dallman. Matt Teichman: With us today is Brian Leiter, Karl N. Lwelleyn Karl N. Llewellyn Professor of Jurisprudence, and Director of the Center for Law, Philosophy, and Human Values at the University of Chicago....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Thanks to Caroline Wall for another excellent transcription! Matt Teichman: Hello, and welcome to Elucidations, a philosophy podcast recorded at the University of Chicago. I’m Matt Teichman, and with me today is Kristie Dotson, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Michigan State University. And she’s here to discuss epistemic oppression....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Thanks once again to Caroline Wall for her transcription efforts! Matt Teichman: Hello, and welcome to Elucidations. I’m Matt Teichman. Nora Bradford: I’m Nora Bradford. Matt Teichman: With us today is Nic Koziolek, Lecturer in Philosophy at Washington University in St. Louis, and he’s here to discuss self-consciousness. I also want to recommend that you check out our earlier episode that we did with Nic, Episode 96, on the role of belief in reasoning....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Another excellent transcription from Caroline Wall—thanks! Matt Teichman: Hello, and welcome to Elucidations, an unexpected philosophy podcast. I’m Matt Teichman. Agnes Callard: I’m Agnes Callard. Ben Callard: And I’m Ben Callard. Matt Teichman: And today is our listener Q&A episode, which means that we’ll be answering questions that you recorded and sent to us....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Caroline Wall does it again! Thanks to Caroline for her excellent transcriptionage. Matt Teichman: Hello, and welcome to Elucidations, an unexpected philosophy podcast. I’m Matt Teichman. Dominick Reo: I’m Dominick Reo. Matt Teichman: With us today is James Koppel, PhD student in computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and professional mentor to experienced software engineers at jameskoppelcoaching....
Subscribe to Elucidations: Episode post here. Thanks once again to Caroline Wall for this transcript! Matt Teichman: Hello, and welcome to Elucidations. I’m Matt Teichman. Henry Curtis: I’m Henry Curtis. Matt Teichman: With us once again is Graham Priest, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the City University of New York Graduate Center and Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Melbourne....