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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Aristotle's Poetics

Book • 1963

Mentioned by

Jennifer A. Frey

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Referenced by

Evan Allen

, drawing a parallel with the fundamental elements of good storytelling.

MrBallen and the Art of Storytelling

Mentioned by

Shadi Bartsch

, discussing how his Politics has been interpreted differently in China over time.

Dr. Shadi Bartsch on Eastern vs. Western Philosophy

Mentioned by

Robert Barron

in the context of his Aristotelian views.

Bishop Robert Barron: Christianity and the Power of Reason

Mentioned by Sr. Anna Wray when referring to St. Thomas's commentary on book three as a response to contemporary notions of leadership.

12 (Thomistic) Rules for Managing Appearances and Making Yourself Miserable I Sr. Anna Wray, O.P.

Mentioned by Thomas.

Continental Philosophy and Its Origins - Episodes 1-10 w/ Thomas777

Mentioned by

Louis Markos

as his original love of Aristotle and helped him to understand the essence and nature of epics and tragedies and other literature.

Louis Markos Contemplates

Referenced by

Matt McManus

when explaining Aristotle's view on deliberative reason and its impact on political rights.

Is Liberal Socialism a Contradiction? (feat. Matt McManus)

Mentioned by Dennis Dyack, he notes the 3-act story that is dominant in Hollywood.

Interview with Denis Dyack - Creator of Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain and Eternal Darkness

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as the author of Poetics, the first introduction to the art of writing and understanding stories.

Aristotle on How to Tell Story

Mentioned by

Alex Priou

; he expresses interest in a potential second book to Poetics.

A Different Take on Plato

Mentioned by

Sam Kimbriel

, highlighting Aristotle's argument that humans are political animals intrinsically bound together.

Trust, Politics and Community

Mentioned by

Denis McNamara

to illustrate the importance of different roles within a community, comparing it to a ship with a captain and rowers.

S5 Episode 26 | Liturgy in the Catechism Part 9

Mentioned by the speakers as relevant to the text they are analyzing in the episode.

Derrida: White Mythology (preview)

Mentioned by

Jennifer A. Frey

when discussing liberal arts education and seeking knowledge for its own sake.

Aquinas and Newman on the Pursuit of Wisdom and Happiness – Prof. Jennifer Frey

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