Doing the (Intellectual) Work

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

Don't Read Too Many Books

03:11 • 1min

3

Is Sertionge the Same Endgal as Seneca?

04:33 • 2min

4

Reading Too Much Kills Inward Silence

06:06 • 3min

5

What Would the Inklings Say About This Approach to Reading?

09:27 • 3min

6

What Is the Best Reading for Relaxation?

12:05 • 5min

7

What Is the Value of Reading Fiction?

16:37 • 4min

8

Aristotle's Criticism of Beowulf

20:09 • 3min

9

Don't Assume the Attitude of a Judge When Reading

22:58 • 2min

10

The Mind of Man Is Only Stimulated to Know

25:25 • 2min

11

Are You Really Reacting to What I'm Saying?

27:53 • 4min

12

Are You Really Communicating Your Thought to Me?

31:58 • 2min

13

What Is the Signals of One Mind Making Contact With the Other?

33:52 • 3min

14

The Genealogical Approach to Intellectual History

36:43 • 5min

15

Isn't It Just Too Easy?

41:33 • 2min

16

Are You Paying Attention to the Idease?

43:47 • 2min

17

The Metaphysical Project

46:04 • 5min

18

Ontology Predates Rhetoric

50:42 • 3min

19

What Is the Best Way to Organize Human Knowledge?

53:28 • 2min

20

What's the Point of a Computer?

55:29 • 2min

21

Taking Notes Is a Good Idea

57:41 • 2min

22

How to Get the Public to Listen to the Essential Truths

59:51 • 2min

23

Is Twitter Just a Giant, Pure Pressure Machine?

01:01:23 • 2min

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The Intellectual Life by a G. Sertiang - It's the Thing to Read

01:03:49 • 3min

Doing the (Intellectual) Work | Episode XXVIII