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A show called "Philosophy v. Improv" graciously had me on as a guest. This is actually my second appearance! I'll post the other one soon. In this one, appropo of recent episodes, we talk about political liberalism!

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Link to PvI pagehttps://philosophyimprov.com/pvi64-liberalism-linda-orr-andrew-lavin/

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A conversation with Robert Jones of CSU, Dominguez Hills about animal welfare/rights and the ethics of food. We also touch on experimentation and captivity and the legal status of animals.
WARNING: has unbleeped curses and plenty of uncomfortable topics not appropriate for kids.
Robert references John Sanbonmatsu, this is his personal webpage.
With the aptly named "Ranch Hand" from BlueDot Sessions. Used under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license. Reductio is produced by Inverted Spectrum Media, a non-profit.
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Note: this is part two. Listen to part one first!
A Conversation with Michael Fitzpatrick on Idealism in Political Theory A.K.A Ideal Theory. It has come under attack in recent years and for good reason, but perhaps the target of these criticisms shouldn't be idealism, but should instead be people who aren't doing idealism well.

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A Conversation with Michael Fitzpatrick on Idealism in Political Theory A.K.A Ideal Theory. It has come under attack in recent years and for good reason, but perhaps the target of these criticisms shouldn't be idealism, but should instead be people who aren't doing idealism well.

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In which Andrew talks with Chris Freiman (of William and Mary) and Michael Fitzpatrick (of Stanford, De Anza College, and Menlo College) about one of the most famous political philosophers of the 20th Century: John Rawls. We also discuss a number of critiques one might bring against Rawls' system of thinking about justice.

Episode Link to Share:https://shows.acast.com/reductio/30-the-veil-of-ignorance
Chris Freiman's Book:Link to Taylor and Francis site

Podcasts mentioned:Hi-Phi Nation
The Philosopher and the News
Elucidations
Overthink
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