Corey Anton

Corey Anton, Professor of Communication Studies at Grand Valley State University, discusses his latest book on possibilities, morality, and death acceptance. They explore topics such as the mind-body split, nature, communication, and the influence of Ernest Becker. The chapter delves into fascinating discussions on thinkers like Heidegger, Sartre, Merleau-Ponty, and George Carlin. They also examine the rationale behind removing the supernatural aspects of religious traditions while maintaining their moral authority and explore the difference between contemporary philosophy and the classics. Additionally, they touch on nihilism, the search for meaning, forgiving God, and the meaning of life.

Corey Anton, a professor at Grand Valley State University, sheds light on cultural divides and technology's role in education. Susan Drucker, from Hofstra University, shares insights on students’ perspectives of higher ed and tech's impact. Thom Gencarelli discusses mental health challenges and the transformative power of AI, while Peggy Cassidy points out distractions students face and the difficulties in conveying education's value. Together, they navigate the complexities of current educational dynamics amid technological advancements and political pressures.