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Philosophy Mixed: Environmental Humility, Equitable Housing and City Planning in the San Marcos Community

By Nick WilliamsPodcast 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 & […]

todayMay 14, 2019 174

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Philosophy Mixed: Political Identity, Culture Wars and University Activists

By Nick WilliamsPodcast 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, […]

todayApril 2, 2019 120

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Philosophy Mixed: A Return to Analytic Reasoning in our Public Forums

By Nick WilliamsHost 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 analytic reasoning and collective discourse along with the role and use of public forums in the modern era. Participants Facilitators: Rebecca Farinas, Texas State Department of Philosophy; Nick Williams, KTSW Guests: Ann Burnette and Rebekah Fox, Department of […]

todayJanuary 9, 2019 133

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Philosophy Mixed: Advanced Technologies and Popular Culture

By Nick WilliamsHost 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 analyzes the philosophy of modern technological advancement as it intertwines with popular culture. Participants Facilitators: Rebecca Farinas, Texas State Department of Philosophy; Nick Williams, KTSW Guests: Kyle Davidson, University of Tartu, computer science and semiotics; Aimee Roundtree, English, Texas State University; Dr. […]

todayJanuary 9, 2019 148

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Philosophy Mixed: Philosophy and Art

By Nick WilliamsHost 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 examines the intersection of philosophy and the visual arts. This summer of 2018, amidst a volatile social environment here in the United States, we want to take some time to reflect and discuss the arts as endeavors that make our social struggles […]

todaySeptember 27, 2018 153

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Philosophy Mixed: Philosophy and Music

By Nick WilliamsOther Side Drive Host From the Texas State Department of Philosophy and KTSW, welcome to Philosophy Mixed, the podcast series exploring philosophy and the nature of things. Rebecca Farinas (TXST Philosophy) and Nick Williams (KTSW) are joined by Nico Schuler and Utah Hamrick (TXST School of Music) to discuss issues surrounding music's influence on our culture today. We want to thank Kimberly Clay (KTSW) for her help with […]

todaySeptember 18, 2018 122

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Philosophy Mixed: DACA and Immigration

By Kimberly ClayProgram Director As a Hispanic-serving institution and a school with a large population of Latinx students, DACA and immigration policy impacts Texas State University, the faculty and students that call it home. For years, DACA has allowed undocumented students who were brought to the U.S. as children to get an education and start their careers. These DREAMers are now facing uncertainty about the future of their education and […]

todayApril 26, 2018 132

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Philosophy Mixed: Education in Prisons

By Kimberly Clay Program Director Education of incarcerated populations have shown to decrease recidivism rate and opens opportunities for those released from prison. Dr. Adam Key, Johnathan Lollar and Cesar Bernal dive into a discussion with Dr. Rebecca Farinas and Kimberly Clay on ways that education changes prison communities and the role of empathy as a teaching tool. For more ways to get involved, join Johnathan and Cesar with Texas […]

todayMarch 21, 2018 180

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Philosophy Mixed: People’s Court

By Kimberly Clay Other Side Drive Executive Producer In people’s court, prosecutors and defense attorneys are absent and individuals represent themselves. These courts are often referred to as “inferior courts,” or lower courts, because of the simplicity of what they handle and the way they function. However, they can play an important role in allowing us to rethink legal theory and the way the judicial system operates. Dr. Vincent Luizzi […]

todayMarch 9, 2018 138

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