Sabrina Little
Assistant Professor at Christopher Newport University and author of "The Examined Run: Why Good People Make Better Runners." Her research focuses on virtue ethics, classical philosophy, and moral psychology; she's also a 5-time US Champion and World Championship silver medalist in trail and ultramarathon running.
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Jan 31, 2025 • 31min
Ancient Philosophy SPECIAL | Plato's Gymnasium, Celebrity Messiahs, and Bronze Age Economics
Sabrina B. Little, a trail running champion and philosopher focusing on virtue ethics, joins Steve Fuller, a postmodern philosopher, and Etienne Helmer, an expert in ancient Greek economics. They discuss how Plato's ideas can elevate modern running, linking physical activity to moral growth. The conversation delves into the unseen struggles of athletes and parallels between Socrates and Jesus, highlighting the nuances of their legacies. They also explore how ancient philosophies can reshape contemporary economic and ethical thinking, advocating for a re-examination of modern practices.
Oct 17, 2024 • 45min
Are Super Shoes Unethical? Philosopher Sabrina Little on the Fairness of Super Shoes
Sabrina Little, a five-time U.S. national champion ultra runner and philosophy professor, dives into the ethics of super shoes. She questions whether these advanced shoes create an unfair advantage, distorting the relationship between effort and outcome. The conversation explores the social implications of technology in sports, discussing fairness and privilege. Sabrina emphasizes the need for clear definitions and regulations to preserve the spirit of competition and advocates for the intrinsic value of running.
