

How Social Justice Killed Individual Virtue | Guest: Athenian Stranger | 10/2/24
Oct 2, 2024
Athenian Stranger, a keen thinker on historical and modern interpretations of justice, joins the discussion. They delve into how ancient views of justice focused on individual virtue, contrasting sharply with today’s institutional perspectives. The conversation highlights the implications of this shift for social justice, touching on classical philosophies from Aristotle to Nietzsche. Athenian Stranger critiques the relativistic approach to morality, stressing the importance of citizenship and community in understanding justice. Their insights spark a thoughtful exploration of virtue's role in contemporary society.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Merchandise and New Publications for Thoughtful Discourse
01:43 • 2min
Exploring Justice through Classical Philosophy
03:49 • 2min
Evolution of Justice: From Virtue to Society
06:13 • 12min
Redefining Justice and Morality
18:30 • 8min
Philosophical Foundations of Social Justice
26:10 • 27min
Historical Roots of Social Justice and Music's Philosophical Influence
52:58 • 7min
Exploring Morality, Justice, and Relativism in Society
59:43 • 4min