
Episode 102: Robert D. Kaplan
The World in Time / Lapham’s Quarterly
The Greek Perspective and Tragic Thinking
Exploring the Greeks' perspective on the world and tragedy, this chapter delves into the concept of difficult choices and the presence of wrongness. Contrasting the Greek tragedy with the lack of a tragic sensibility in Americans, the speaker discusses the Federalist Papers, American exceptionalism, and the importance of geography.
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