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Humanities Minutes The University of Texas at Austin
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4.2 • 11 Ratings
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Ever wondered where your mind ends and the world begins? Ever questioned the idea of morality or tried to challenge a widely held assumption? Listen up! We're making the same kinds of queries here, from a variety of perspectives within the humanities--literary, philosophical, historical, and cultural.
This series offers episodes on all things relevant to the humanities, from philosophical quandaries to pop cultural musings and beyond. Each piece is written by a graduate student at The University of Texas at Austin and produced on campus in the College of Liberal Arts.
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Gabbard and the Gita
Today’s episode explores the significance of a sacred Hindu text—the Bhagavad Gita.
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Don't Mess With Texas History
This episode could change how you remember the Alamo.
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To Lie or Not To Lie, Deep Thoughts with Immanuel Kant
This episode will have you asking: What moral rules do I live by?
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Kids These Days!
This episode will make you think twice before you blame Twitter or Facebook for the downfall of society.
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You Didn't Start the Fire
This episode asks: how do you know what you know?
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Disbanding the Language Police
This episode encourages you to embrace your own way of communicating—bad grammar and all.
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