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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Phaedrus

Book • 2017

Mentioned by

Simon Critchley

Donald Robertson

Joshua Hochschild

Elijah Millgram

Robin Waterfield

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Simon Critchley

in the context of his dialogues.

How to feel alive

Mentioned by Fr. Ambrose Little to illustrate the philosophical implications of writing and its impact on memory.

Ought I Use AI Assisted Writing? | Fr. Ambrose Little, O.P.

Mentioned by

Johnathan Bi

when true lovers are not supposed to have sex with each other.

Why You Self-Sabotage | Rachana Kamtekar on Plato’s Moral Psychology

Referenced during a discussion of the image of the charioteer and the two horses.

The Josias Podcast, Episode VIII: Basic Concepts – Virtue

Mentioned by

Johnathan Bi

when discussing casual sex and its rejection by Plato.

Plato’s Critique of Hookup Culture | GRF Ferrari on the Phaedrus

Mentioned as the author of the podcast's subject, Phaedrus.

Phaedrus by Plato ~ Full Audiobook

Mentioned by

Chris Hayes

in a discussion about the impact of new media on thought.

Why Chris Hayes thinks we're all famous now

Mentioned by

Andrew Keen

, referencing Plato's Phaedrus and Socrates' critique of written books.

Episode 2332: Greg Beato on what could go possibly RIGHT with our AI future

Mentioned by

Joshua Hochschild

as containing dialogues exploring questions about love, desire, and pleasure.

What is Love? Plato’s Theology of the Body | Prof. Joshua Hochschild

Mentioned by

Anthony Esolen

in the context of his dialogues and their engagement with wonder.

Anthony Esolen on Artificial Intelligence and the Desecration of the Word

Mentioned by

Chris Hayes

in the context of a discussion about new technologies and their impact.

WITHpod Special: Hear a Chapter of Chris’ New Book: ‘The Siren’s Call’

Mentioned by

Eddie Hood

as a dialogue that helped him understand his internal conflicts using the analogy of a charioteer and two horses.

3 Books Helping Me Find Happiness Post-Mormonism | EP 34

Mentioned by

Elijah Millgram

in a discussion about the nature of philosophy and the role of dialogue versus writing.

Elijah Millgram on the Philosophical Life

Mentioned by

Donald Robertson

and

Robin Waterfield

as a significant work by Plato.

Plato of Athens, with Robin Waterfield

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