Tag: Agnes Callard

  • What happens when ‘agree to disagree’ doesn’t work?

    What happens when ‘agree to disagree’ doesn’t work?

    Agnes Callard hits it out of the park again with another article over at The Point Magazine, Persuade or Be Persuaded. Because “Socratic civility” takes refutation as its modus operandi, it makes people angry. People felt hurt and disrespected by what Socrates did to them, and eventually they killed him for it. One might argue,…

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  • On ‘Public Philosophy’

    On ‘Public Philosophy’

    Came across the beginnings of what so far is a great series of articles on ‘Public philosophy’ over at The Point Magazine by Agnes Callard. In the first article, Is Public Philosophy Good?, Ms. Callard writes: “Recently, there have been rumblings of a Great Escape, one that goes by the name of “Public Philosophy.” Public…

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