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Philosophy Mixed: Environmental Humility, Equitable Housing and City Planning in the San Marcos Community
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 housing development and city planning in university-influenced communities.
Facilitators: Rebecca Farinas and Jalisa Langley, Texas State University Philosophy
Guests: Thomas Larsen, Texas State University Geography; Abigail Gillfillan, City of San Marcos; John David Carson, Colorspace Architecture & Urban Designs; Jordan Baker, Hays County Food Bank
References
Martha Nussbaum, Creating Capabilities, Cambridge, Ma.: Harvard University Press, 2011.
Edward Relph, Rational Landscapes and Humanist Geography, New Jersey, U.S.: Barnes and Noble Books, 1981.
By Dylan HollandAssistant Music Director https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGjUOqJvqX4 It was around 7 p.m. and I had just gotten out of class to head to the Wood Street garage to meet the Wood Street Band for the first time. Once I’d arrived at the top level of the garage, I was looking over San Marcos; in the distance the lights from the street and stadium were illuminating the surrounding trees, and revealed the […]
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