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Rumination and Wronging with Cat Saint-Croix
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Most of us care deeply about the way our loved ones think of us. And when they fail to give us the benefit of the doubt in certain situations, it hurts. On today’s show, we’re discussing this phenomenon with the philosopher Cat Saint-Croix. Their work explores the role that attention plays in epistemic morality.
Contact us at [email protected] Links to people and ideas mentioned in the show Cat Saint-Croix, “Rumination and Wronging: The Role Attention Plays in Epistemic Morality“ Credits
Thanks to Evelyn Brosius for our logo. Music featured in the show:
“Funk and Flash” by Blue Dot Sessions
“Rambling” by Blue Dot Session
Myisha Cherry: Failures of Forgiveness
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If you were asked to define forgiveness, what would you say? My answer would be pretty vague–something along the lines of forgiveness means letting the past go and letting go of anger. My guest today, philosopher Mysiha Cherry, argues that forgiveness is actually a much more multifaceted concept.
Contact us at [email protected] Links to people and ideas mentioned in the show Myisha Cherry, Failures of Forgiveness Listen to Myisha Cherry’s excellent show The UnMute Podcast! Credits
Thanks to Evelyn Brosius for our logo. Music featured in the show:
“Funk and Flash” by Blue Dot Sessions
“Rambling” by Blue Dot Session
AROutcrop: An augmented reality mobile application for enhancing geoscience learning and comprehension in the field and classroom
Get PDFMost geologists have long recognized the educational value of immersive opportunities and hands-on experiences that teaching geology in the field and using natural rock samples in the classroom offer students. However, these instructional approaches also give rise to distinct logistical and pedagogical challenges. For example, in the field, students sometimes struggle to fully connect concepts, models, and interpretations from classroom lectures with seemingly amorphous masses of rock that they encounter. Or, in the classroom, students may only have limited time for analysis when passing individual hand specimens person-to-person, and may not have access to valuable or fragile samples outside of class hours.
To address these challenges, we created an app (AROutcrop) for iOS mobile devices that leverages state-of-the-art advancements in augmented reality (AR) technology to supplement or “augment” the user’s real-world environment in ways that can enhance geoscience learning and comprehension both in the field and in the classroom. AROutcrop accesses a customizable UTF-16 encoded text file stored in the iOS Files app to automatically recognize images (e.g., textbook figures, photos of rock outcrops, QR codes, etc.) to display corresponding AR geo-objects (e.g., 2D geologic interpretations, 3D rock models, 3D virtual outcrops, etc.) in the real-time view within the device’s camera environment. Once these AR geo-objects have been placed (either on a planar surface or in mid-air), users can resize the geo-object, translate it along any axis, and/or rotate it 360° about any axis. Users can also open a window with data and/or textual information describing the geology of the displayed AR geo-object. Early results from our use of AROutcrop suggest that this novel approach has the potential not only to improve student learning and comprehension in the field and in the classroom, but also to help enhance students’ observational and critical-thinking skills
Infinite Splendor, Infinite Light: The Bruce Walker \u2753 Collection of Tibetan Religious Art
No full textShakyamuni Stong Sku (or 1000 bodies) Early- mid 20th century Painted pigment on silk 54 H x 29 W inches 2002.4.9 Gift of Bruce Walker \u2753https://scholarship.depauw.edu/peeler_exhibit/1008/thumbnail.jp
DePauw Women\u27s Basketball vs Ohio Wesleyan 1-3-24
No full textRyan and David bring you DePauw Women\u27s Basketball from Neal Fieldhouse, as the Tigers take on Ohio Wesleyan! Broadcast 1-3-24
State of the Castle Kwas-Hardy-Jackson-Egan 12-7-23
No full textOn this week\u27s program, interviews with VP for Development and Engagement Amy Kwas \u2793, AVP and Dean of Admission Ashley Hardy, VP for Inst Equity Dionne Jackson, and from Students for Sustainability Action, Gabe Egan. Broadcast 12-7-23
DePauw Men\u27s Basketball vs Wabash 11-29-23
No full textMac and Ben bring you a noisy basketball game from Crawfordsville, broadcast 11-29-23
From \u27I will\u27 to \u27I can:\u27 The political and pedagogical playfulness of Tyson E. Lewis In T.E. Lewis, Educational potentialities: Collected Talks on Revolutionary Education, Aesthetics, and Organization
Get PDFHaving the chance to introduce the thinking (and talking) of Tyson E. Lewis to a new audience of revolutionary activists and organizers is exciting and intimidating. It’s exciting because this collection of talks, which cover much of his ex- tensive research interests and span more than a decade, is filled with raw materials out of which communists can produce politically timely and incisive educational practices, theories, and experiments. It’s intimidating for the same reasons. Instead of writing an introduction, then, I’m going to write three. (beginning paragraph
Phenomenology of Black Spirit with Biko Mandela Gray and Ryan J. Johnson
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We’re reframing the philosophical canon today with Biko Mandela Gray and Ryan J. Johnson. Their new book, Phenomenology of Black Spirit, puts major Black thinkers in conversation with the work of the philosopher Hegel.
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Contact us at [email protected] Links to people and ideas mentioned in the show Biko Mandela Gray Ryan J. Johnson Phenomenology of Black Spirit Ethics and phenomenology Ronald Judy, Sentient Flesh: Thinking in Disorder, Poiēsis in Black More on Ella Baker Credits
Thanks to Evelyn Brosius for our logo. Music featured in the show:
“Single Still” by Blue Dot Sessions
“Cran Ras” by Blue Dot Session