The Craft of Living Ante Jeroncic
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Ante Jerončić is a professor of ethics and theology at Andrews University. On this podcast, he explores the theme of the craft of living from a variety of practical and philosophical perspectives. In particular, he is interested in the overlapping spaces where wisdom traditions, behavioral sciences, and self-development literature meet on the question of the good life.
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29. Is Giving Advice Immoral?
The question in the podcast title was prompted by an article in the Guardian that addresses that very question. Here I briefly touch upon it by offering a couple of points of agreement before suggesting a particular practice that might be helpful to us without running afoul of the criticism the piece lays out. EPISODE MATERIALThe Guardian ArticleCONNECT WITH ME✩ Website✩ Facebook✩ Twitter✩ "In Media Res" Podcast (co-hosted with Oliver Glanz)* * * * * NEW TO THE PODCAST? Hi, I am An...
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28. The Simple and the Essential: Heidegger in Modernity II
In this episode, I continue discussing some key insights from Günter Figal's lecture series "Heidegger in Modernity" given at the University of Freiburg. Again, the themes of reduction, the simple, and the essential are stressed, including Heidegger's conception of philosophy as a type of wakefulness.* * * * * NEW TO THE CHANNEL? Hi, I am Ante Jeroncic, and on this channel, I explore the overlapping spaces where philosophy, wisdom traditions, spirituality, and self-development literature...
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27. The Simple and the Essential: Heidegger in Modernity I
A couple of years, I came across Günter Figal's lectures "Heidegger in Modernity" given at the University of Freiburg. In this episode, I begin some of the insights I have gleaned from them, in particular, focusing on the essentializing motif in Heidegger, i.e., the stress on the simple and the essential. As in other instances, my take on Figal's take on Heidegger is refracted through the theme of the craft of living.UPDATES00:32 The Craft of Living review04:47 Rich Roll's Intervi...
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26. The Art of Loving: Via Erich Fromm
In this episode, I briefly engage some key insights from Erich From on the art of loving. On a more technical note, I want to apologize for the relatively bad audio quality. I am working on rectifying the issue and hope that things will be better in the future as far as that is concerned.UPDATES00:58 - Update and Insight #1: Cold immersion - benefits and lessons learned04:20 - Update and Insight #2: Morning ritual and identity values- how they are integrated10:59 - Main theme: The Art of Lovi...
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25. The Way of Perfection: One Possible Take
It's good to be back after a year! As I explain in the episode, a lot of things happened on my end that led me to set aside recordings for a while. In any case, I am picking here where I left off, posting presentations that consist of two parts: Craft of Living bites with various updates, insights, and experiences, often with a personal take. Following that, I focus on a particular theme, here the dialectic of radical integrity and radical compassion, a hallmark of perfection.EPISODE06:56 - T...
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24. Mental Fortitude: Another Take
In my previous episode, I broached the topic of mental fortitude, stressing its importance and manifoldness. Mental fortitude, in other words, is not just one thing but is something that is comprised of different elements. Here I advance the discussion by offering some important qualifications.EPISODE REFERENCES AND BACKGROUND MATERIALLane, "Backpacking with the Saints": https://amzn.to/2MxD7XeClimacus, "The Ladder of Divine Ascent": https://amzn.to/3a9VDxKDiviney, "The Attributes": https://a...
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If you’re looking to learn something new and something to challenge you, this is just the podcast. Each episode is rich and it is clear Dr. Jeroncic is choosing to speak with such vulnerability— really a treat!