

Martha Nussbaum on Living (and Eating) Morally
22 snips Feb 3, 2024
Martha Nussbaum, a philosopher and professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago, discusses the need for an overlapping consensus between citizens with different beliefs, the impact of regarding animals as sentient beings, and the importance of being a 'happy warrior' for moral causes.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Topics Covered in Part Three
01:33 • 1min
The Influence of Identity on Understanding the World
02:46 • 25min
Religion, Critical Thinking, and Debate
27:45 • 6min
Critiques of Liberalism, Religious Faith, and Free Speech
33:23 • 5min
The Importance of Listening and Creating Open Classroom Environments
38:10 • 5min
Liberalism, Moral Agency, and Animal Rights
42:44 • 8min
The Influence of the Meat Industry on Politics and the Potential for Change
50:39 • 26min
Exploring the Role of Opera in Expressing Enlightenment Values and Love
01:16:38 • 4min
Exploring Prisons, Religion, and Aging in Operas
01:20:17 • 5min