Ep. 247: Aristotle on Rhetoric and Emotions (Part Two)

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Do You Have to Give the Whole Anthememe or Not?

02:06 • 2min

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Is There a Fallacy in Arguments?

04:28 • 2min

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Emotions Are Not Just Irrational Feelings

06:18 • 2min

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Aristotle's Anger Is a Desire

08:29 • 2min

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Status and Narcissism

10:10 • 2min

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Aristotle's Theory of Status

11:56 • 2min

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Domestic Violence

13:51 • 2min

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Is It Necessary for Anger?

15:21 • 2min

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Anger Is the First Word of the Iliad

17:06 • 4min

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Stitch Fix Is a Personal Styling Company That Makes Getting the Clothes You Love Easier

20:38 • 2min

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Great Courses Plus Streaming Service

22:55 • 3min

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Are You Really Being Belittled?

25:37 • 2min

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Why Do We Need to Understand Emotions?

27:24 • 2min

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Anger Can Be at Injustice

29:01 • 2min

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The Importance of Privileges

30:41 • 3min

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Anger and Hate

33:20 • 2min

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Are You Angry?

35:17 • 2min

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Status Is a Legitimate Factor in One's Well Being

37:36 • 3min

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Isn't the Good Objectivizing Aristotle?

40:32 • 2min

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What Kind of Things Make You Shameless?

42:03 • 2min

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Aristotle Meams, Not Enthe Mems, Just Enthomem

43:35 • 2min

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Getting People to Get to Where They Want to Be, but Doing It on Their Own

45:35 • 2min

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Are We Already Enough With Aristotle?

47:52 • 2min

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Aristotle Is the Brockle of Phil Sophy

49:24 • 4min