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29 - Christopher Bobonich: Etymology, Classics, & Ancient Ethics
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29 - Christopher Bobonich: Etymology, Classics, & Ancient Ethics

Robinson's Podcast · Robinson Erhardt

November 14, 20221h 3m

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Christopher Bobonich is the Clarence Irving Lewis Professor of Philosophy at Stanford University. After studying government at Harvard, he went on to do his graduate work at Cambridge and Berkeley. He now works broadly across value theory in ancient philosophy, though he is currently writing about knowledge and action in Plato. Among other things, Chris and Robinson talk about ancient and modern languages, etymology, the relevance of ancient ethics to contemporary life, and how well ancient conceptions of morality are preserved today.

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