answer because aristotle said so.now you might want to take a step beyond that and say, well, you know, who is this aristotle person at this point? you get a finger pointed out and say, you should know who aristotle is. no one questions aristotle, who? okay. okay. except that after a while people are not going to say, okay, so before the 1680s at harvard, that's not there yet. no. morten system of logic begins with assumptions based on authorities. and then what does he he takes those assumptions and he uses logic to introduce dichotomy these into those propositions into those assumptions. and when you use dichotomies to open them up then you begin to discover things about them. now if hearing me say that, you begin to wonder, wait a minute, doesn't that sound like the puritan sermon technique uses doctrine and applications? the answer is bingo. you've got it now you know where that sermon format came from. no. for for for morton. what you are going to educate people for at harvard is to take things on authority and t

san angela which collapsed four days later and aristotle.ly leave the city later than the times, was arrested on charges of minting counterfeit coins, he managed to justify himself, but he was released from the post of bologna architect at that moment on him, as if an offer from the moscow prince had fallen from the sky. on the way to moscow , aristotle regretted more than once that he had gone for it. well, suddenly, on the way to the russian capital , the spring air exploded with the triumphant ringing of all the bells. so solemn hello in fact, it was the easter blagovest moscow auto morning celebrated the bright christ sunday. after examining the ruins in the kremlin , feuervante went to study the prototype of the future temple. the vladimir assumption cathedral , running his hand along the smooth wall, the italian confidently declared that we were building. he already understood that here he needed to do the impossible against the will of the customer. restore and complete the cathedral. aristotle demolished the remains of the old walls

that wasn't true of his student aristotle. that is true of plato. and it's important to to remember that that there is coherence. it's that that we're not just picking up a bunch of random facts just to do it. we're not going to school to fill our head with a bunch of random trivia in case we happen to be on jeopardy someday. but we're trying to figure out something about the truth. ultimate truth that will tell us about our communities and will tell us about things beyond our immediate perception and will tell us something about our souls and ourselves and what we're here to do. where you exposed to this canon at yale? a little bit. i don't want to yale too much. it's very, very mean thing to this one's alma mater. i think it was don kagan who was one of the great certainly not left wing philosophers. he was the great, great ancient greek historian who died only recently. and he had been the dean of yale college, i believe it was professor kagan, who said something to the effect of years ago, a student could graduate yale with an education, didn't

i love that you brought up aristotle. you're speaking my language and i loved seeing aquinas in this book. i feel like i'm always the person who's bringing up aristotle. so it feels really wonderful to be in conversation with someone who's thinking about aristotle, i love then it can became ethics. anyway one of the things i wanted to ask you. so in your in your life is a journalist. you do a lot of interviews and and you do a lot of interviews for this book and i wondered if in talking to all the different people that you did talk to for this book if there was a person an interview that you did that really stuck with you that. you want to talk about now that you feel you felt was a really important part of the book when you were writing it. oh wow. well universal say one thing if you write us about sex. if you're writing a book about sex or even if you're just writing on these topics, at least i found that people just tell you things. sometimes it's an interviews, but sometimes many times actually people just seek you ou

think aristotle's treatment of virtue in relation to us monia in the near conviction ethics. think of plato's subtle phenomenology of the good in a variety of his dialogs. think of aquinas as exhaustive analysis of beatitude or happiness at the commencement of the previous a good day of the summa. in all three of those thinkers, the object of good was construed as the determining factor in the establishment of a just social order. but in jefferson, a typically modern way, all this left to the self-determination of the individual subject, the pursuit of happiness rather than happiness itself. taking pride of place. these worries of 19th and 20th century figures are taken up. several catholic scholars today who question the philosophical underpinnings of the american founding. one thinks of, among others, formule, patrick, deneen and dc. all these philosophers that the distinctively modern or metaphysics informs the political speculations of the founders compromises, the practical arrangements that they put in place. so the question naturally arises who has this at least relati

as for cultural roots , the text of ancient greece returned with pleasure, first of all to aristotle. useful in my opinion touch great thinkers outside of current historical content. they offered to solve the problems of their time very much can be emphasized in this sense. yes, i would like to return to historical roots, but not to prove superiority. many of the current views are outdated better deal with what we do, while the greats have settled such as aristotle or confucius thank you, we talked with jeffreysaks from columbia university, and the cultural and historical roots let's talk after the commercials don't go. to happy easter mikhail porechenkov in the film by eduard boyakov russian cross in the cinema from april 16 in the mobile application up to 99% of purchases with sberbank bonuses thank you until april 14 in all sberbank stores order profitably. a loan is much closer in the postal bank at only 4.5% per annum with the guaranteed rate service of the postal bank the world is changing quality invariably millions of people choose warmth and comfort with rehau windows buy off

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plato and aristotle do you agree, yes, a very good comparison with plato and aristotle, because reallythe whole product, and tolstoy is the whole product. well, this is the same, well, you can’t say that the spirit is there, but it’s high and beautiful, and the soul is not important until you master the soul, and you don’t master the space of the soul. yes, it will not pass to the spirit, of course, of course, and here he is talking about tolstoy. it's here human coexistence, which they and at some points really lead to the very heights of the spirit. yes, this is the most dostoevsky scene. here is tolstoy's bath in korea, here it is, that is, it's not, again , it does not exclude one another, but naturally, something is closer to someone, because someone will say, this is already burning in spirit. yes, he is looking. suddenly he discovers for himself such a thought, as dostaevsky is ready to follow him. here, and someone lives and quite, as it were, uh, well. e lives in this middle world. well, here's martha yes here, here, here, here, here is martha. it's almost impossible to say th

nine times out of ten and again goes back to aristotle. aristotle talks about logos, reason, he talks about ethos your personal credibility, but he talks about pathos, talks about the need to connect with people's. the human brain is not hardwired to receive a bunch of statistics. that's not how you convince your spouse or your to get anything done. you make an emotional appeal. but when we get into public policy and politics, sometimes we just say, i think democrats in because i don't know liberal arts education law degrees no idea but it's this idea. in fact, we like you to rational we will rationally defeat you in the socratic method and unfortunately not how americans are or most people around the world are. they want to be inspired, ensue. they want to see righteous anger. i talked in the book about michael dukakis as a of case study. and, you know, you remember 1988. yeah, there's a bunch of good debate where you talk about them in the book, a bunch of good examples where they prepped weeks probably and they just sort of. yeah, i mea

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i mean, of course, they write the legislation so that inequality goes all the way back to aristotle.i mean, aristotle said that when you social inequality of that on, the kind of scale that we now have, the only two options are tyranny or revolution. and all for revolution. but i don't i don't see the forces of revolution. i think the left been so systematically weakened. going all the way back to wilson in the twenties but also mccarthy and they've just been effectively in the powell of 1971 where lewis powell essentially mobilized corporate to blow back against the in terms of pushing back against the gains made in the 1960s. so we're in a very precarious position. we have a question here. chris. is it not true that the neocons who got us into iraq are actually now behind the engineering of the current war in ukraine? yes. and there is a chapter here called the pimps of war trying to reach out to them because of the same people i dealt with going all the way back to the wars in central america, in particular, elliott abrams and robert kagan, who was working for him in the state dep

he's talked about and i think we have to harken back to the words of the great greek philosopher aristotle who stated the happiest way of maintaining human life is define a balance. i fail to see on both sides, particularly the republican side of any hint of really come to a mean or an average thing. host: hang with us because i'm going to get to that possibly some middle ground. but first you said you did not hear any specifics. let's listen to the speaker on the floor yesterday talking about spending cuts and cost savings as part of the proposal. [video clip] >> the pandemic is over. house republicans have already passed a bill to officially end the pandemic. president biden signed into law just last week. our bill would actually clawback billions of dollars of unspent covid money that has sat for the last two years. the are tired of politicians who use covid as an excuse for more extreme inflationary spending. now if this money was authorized to fight the pandemic but was not spent during the pandemic, it should not be spent after the pandemic is over. our proposals also reveal biden's

first of all aristotle does give an account of the universe.g with the first lien on the ethics which is the logical priority of the first book of aristotle the first sentence reads every art and inquiry and action and choice seems to aim at some good and the good therefore has been beautifully said to be the thing at which all things aim. the philosophy starts with that. we all want to go to. how do we know what it is? well, the book and the logical priority is the metaphysics the one that begins with the human being stretches himself out to know. but the last part, three or four books of that is about god. god, the perfect being, god the being in whom nothing desirable is absent and everything desirable is present and he draws a picture of god and one of the claims is so that nobody, if a bunch of people had this and yet he bottles and the point is why are they better and there has to be some standard that says that and if they are better in other words the question of the good raises the question of god and to be unable to talk about god in

uh maybe uh hmm plato and aristotle do you agree, it's always a good very comparison with plato to aristotle is the whole product, and tolstoy he is all gone. that's it, after all, well, you can’t say that there the spirit is there, but high and beautiful, but the soul is not is important until you master the soul and the space of the soul and master it. yes, it will not pass to the spirit, of course, of course, and here he is talking about tolstoy . this is the human coexistence, which they and at some points really lead to the very heights of the spirit. yes, this is the most dostoevsky scene. here is tolstoy's bath-rooting. here it is, that is, it’s not, again, not to exclude one another, but naturally, something is closer to someone, because someone says, that’s already burning in spirit. yes, he is looking. suddenly he discovers this a little thought, how dostoevsky follows him. done . but someone lives and it’s quite, as it were, uh, good. eh, he lives in this middle world. well, here's the moors, yes, here's and here's martha. she, as it were, cannot be said that she is not needed. ye

for sex a better sexual ethic and i propose the idea of willing the good of the other and that's aristotle by way of saint thomas aquinas, you know and willing the good of the other implies that you think about the other persons good as much as you would think about your own, you know, you you way care for them. as highly as you way care for yourself. and it also suggests that you have to figure out what the good is right? you actually have to be searching for the good the common good. and i like this ideal, even though it sort of it does spring in some ways from faith and catholic social teaching because it's legible to anyone, you know in some ways the golden rule crosses

aristotle said there i something so validating abou truth.nd of truth. that is why read - were train because they had to defend themselves in court when you have the truth, i will eventually prevail. truth comes to earth will come -- martin king was fond of saying no lie can live forever. i think that if we continue to tell the truth, that is goin to really make the differenc in the lives of people because truth is transformative. romans 10:17 says faith come by hearing and hearing by the word of god let me tell you. john 17 says thy word is truth when that truth hits you, it's vilifies, it's transformative. keep telling the truth >> that's something chaplain black does every day in that opening prayer to th senate as someone watching from afar. i wonder why don't they listen to him this ship curry, close us out. why don't people follow th mantra of love that you ar talking about that we see in this holy week >> the truth is when - the king of love is the old hi aside proclaimed that messag of love during holy week there were some folks wh di

so what about women for the greek philosopher aristotle man was the measure of all things. women was simply the deviation from the norm. that's largely still true to day. a world is made by men for men. women are often justified. note, piano keyboards are designed for men's hands and their average hand span is larger than women. one study showed that female concept pianists are more likely to suffer hand injuries as a result. smartphones aren't designed with women in mind, but so that the average man can use them. one hand it syria and alexa typically use female voices better, better at recognizing male ones. no wonder since the algorithms were trained on men and office temperatures are standardized to suit a man who's 40 and weighs 70 kilos. 5 degrees celsius to cold for young women. public restrooms are the same size for men and women, but men also have your, i knows no wonder the lines are often so long for women in medicine, the gender gap can even be deadly. heart attacks and strokes are recognized less often and women who often have what are viewed as a typical symptoms. instea

shouldn't teach ukrainian in a school, period, she shouldn't because it's called, do you remember how aristotled people politically unconscious, well, that's another matter, but in a ukrainian school, she shouldn't teach zasadnychok. and here we can go as far as we can, you know what to rely on in questions about citizenship and about the citizenship exam, which after all has to be drawn up before he receives a ukrainian passport for knowledge of the language for knowledge of history for knowledge of the political structure of the state that is, these are elementary things , there is nothing here do you know this walk between the drops and pretend what was next no you don't need to open the bike. these are all simple, elementary things from the 14th year . let me tell you about it in ukrainian, that means the media space, if i'm not mistaken, you and i talked about it. lviv forums when you pulled me in for an interview. i remember that you and i talked about something like that, that is, and in one word , that is, that is, for so , for a year, you understand. you understand yourself it means he