Passion (Robin Hanson & Agnes Callard, with Joshua Fox)

1

Introduction

00:00 • 5min

2

She Open Over Doesn't Talk About Taste in That Particular Way

05:05 • 2min

3

Is There a Moral Virtue in Attraction or Repulsion?

06:40 • 2min

4

How Do You Know if You Want to Win a Race?

08:50 • 2min

5

Is There a Difference Between Attraction and Aversion?

10:45 • 5min

6

Are You Sure That You Have Passion?

15:28 • 5min

7

Passions Are Not Sufficient to Produce Attraction

20:57 • 3min

8

Are Passions More Reassuring About Attraction?

23:31 • 3min

9

Do You Have a Passion?

26:06 • 2min

10

Is There a Passion?

28:29 • 2min

11

How Do I Know What I Really Want?

30:45 • 4min

12

Is There an Attraction or Aversion?

34:47 • 2min

13

The Practical Question About Passions

37:10 • 3min

14

Are We Hostile to Our Passions?

39:42 • 2min

15

The Value of Passions

42:02 • 2min

16

The Utilitarian Goal of Happiness

44:11 • 2min

17

Are You Having Utopian Desires?

46:40 • 3min

18

Is There a Coherent Utopie?

49:39 • 2min

19

The Word of Happiness Is Our True Passion

51:30 • 4min

20

The Structure of Desire

55:53 • 2min

21

Isn't It Kind of Tame to Passion?

57:33 • 3min

22

Is There a Substitute for Passion?

01:00:43 • 2min

23

Macbeth: Is It Escapist or Pseudo Art?

01:02:30 • 3min

24

Macbeth: A Crack Doesn't Account of Ambition?

01:05:04 • 2min

25

Is Macbeth a Celebration of Love or a Condemnation of Ambition?

01:07:23 • 2min

26

Is There a Concise Way to Value Passions?

01:09:18 • 2min

27

Is There a Gap Between the Artist and the Subject?

01:11:33 • 2min