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Philosophy Mixed: Political Identity, Culture Wars and University Activists ktsw899
By Nick Williams
Podcast Producer
From the Texas State Department of Philosophy and KTSW, welcome to Philosophy Mixed, the podcast series exploring philosophy and the nature of things. This session covers the philosophy of politics and activism in association with the university environment.
Facilitators: Rebecca Farinas and Jalisa Langley, Texas State Department of Philosophy
Guests: Randall Auxier, Southern Illinois University Carbondale; Edward Mihalkanin, Texas State Department of Political Science; Corey Benbow, Texas State Student Body President-elect
References
Paulo Friere, “Pedagogy of Freedom; Ethics, Democracy and Civic Courage” (1998).
James F. Veninga and Noëlle McAfee, editors, Standing with the Public: The Humanities and Democratic Practice.
Robert Redfield, The Little Community.
Alan Ehrenhalt, The Lost City: The Forgotten Virtues of Community in America.
Anthony F.C. Wallace, The Death and Rebirth of the Seneca.
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