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Ep. 3: Colin Marshall and Ian Schnee on “Philosophers Are Very Trained at Tuning Things Out: Philosophy and Its Publics”

Ep. 3: Colin Marshall and Ian Schnee on “Philosophers Are Very Trained at Tuning Things Out: Philosophy and Its Publics”

Update: 2022-09-28
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In this episode of Going Public, Professors Colin Marshall and Ian Schnee (Philosophy, University of Washington, Seattle) discuss the work of collaboration, both between students and between faculty, responsiveness to the contemporary moment in the classroom and beyond, and philosophy as a public practice.


Episode Transcript, Sample Syllabi, and the Going Public Archive:



View Marshall and Schnee's Seminar and Syllabus for "The Psychology of Persuasion and Conspiracy Theories":


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Ep. 3: Colin Marshall and Ian Schnee on “Philosophers Are Very Trained at Tuning Things Out: Philosophy and Its Publics”

Ep. 3: Colin Marshall and Ian Schnee on “Philosophers Are Very Trained at Tuning Things Out: Philosophy and Its Publics”

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