

Episode 2: Shame
Jan 29, 2024
Dr. Jing Iris Hu discusses Confucian shame in ethics, parenting, and societal contexts. The podcast explores shame from Chinese philosophy perspectives, contrasting virtues of students and emphasizing moral development through communal influences. References to classical authors and contemporary philosophers offer insights on shame's role in moral improvement and societal expectations.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Origins and Significance of the Name Philippa
02:09 • 3min
Exploring Shame in Parenting and Philosophical Perspectives
05:11 • 23min
Exploring Shame through Chinese Philosophical Lens
27:53 • 15min
Exploring Shame: Philosophical and Cultural Perspectives
42:26 • 22min
Exploring the Lost Works of Master Song and a Book Recommendation
01:04:36 • 2min
Navigating Dualities and Virtues
01:06:36 • 6min