“What happens when the humanity is stripped out of housing? When homes become nothing more than assets? Who lives? And who dies?” #cbc #ideaspodcast talks with @leilanifarha.bsky.social, the former #UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to #Housing. #housingcrisis

🎙️ Episode 71: Out Now!

Dr. Renata Cueto de Souza explores education, meaning, and affectivity through phenomenology and contemplative inquiry, reflecting on doctoral research and today’s “meaning crisis” in student life.

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Revolutionary breaks in thought processes did not only apply to the mathematical world and the world of empirical science but could also apply to metaphysics, and had also applied to the moral history of mankind.

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🎙️ Dive into the latest Ideas episode where we challenge our perceptions of nature! Who really speaks for the #cormorant? Often villainized for its survival, this episode uncovers the deeper cultural biases at play. 🐦 Listen to a story untold until now #IdeasPodcast #Birds pca.st/episode/8edd...

The discipline of the history of political thought is an investigation of what ideas from the past are continuous with the present and which are discontinuous in the present. It's exactly the same question as: "How our past has constituted us?"

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The birth of modern science, as far as Kant is concerned, is not simply a collection of new observations. Kant believed that people developed new hypotheses which transform our way of seeing things.

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Today's Wild IdeasPodcast features @sjgoring talking about how historic climate and plant data can improve models: http://bit.ly/1aRnRao