Notes on Radhakrishnan's "Sourcebook in Indian Philosophy" 1
Professor Kozlowski pivots from researching and discussing Native American philosophy to Hindu philosophy in this informal discussion. Here he'll discuss: 1. The differences and difficulties in resear...
11 Juli 20231h 50min
Notes on Erdoes, Jennings, et al.
Professor Kozlowski wraps up his discussion of Native American philosophy with a lightning round of books he's skimmed, partially-read, or hopes to read in the future, including: Erdoes and Ortiz - ...
3 Juli 20231h 19min
Notes on Silko's "Ceremony"
Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony was highly recommended by Cordova in her previously-discussed book on Native American philosophy, How it Is. Today, Professor Kozlowski discusses the book at some length...
26 Juni 20231h 45min
Notes on "American Indian Thought" ed. Anne Waters
American Indian Thought (edited by Anne Waters) is perhaps the primary sourcebook for Native American Philosophy today, but it's a strange, discordant book without a clear guiding structure or organiz...
20 Juni 20231h 55min
Notes on V. F. Cordova's "How It Is"
Having decided to spend the summer researching (rather than trying to produce polished lectures), Professor Kozlowski begins to report his research in this first informal "notes" lecture on V. F. Cord...
10 Juni 20232h 26min
The Company We Keep
Professor Kozlowski concludes (perhaps prematurely) his discussion of the Ethics of Literature by delivering a broad-strokes summary of Wayne C. Booth's The Company We Keep: An Ethics of Fiction, alon...
6 Juni 20231h 41min
John Gardner's War on Nihilism
There are few matters in art criticism (and life) closer to Professor Kozlowski's heart than the mental/spiritual war against capital-N Nihilism - retaining hope in the face of despair, remaining posi...
2 Juni 20231h 58min
On Moral Fiction 1
Professor Kozlowski discusses the first half of John Gardner's On Moral Fiction: "Premises on Art and Morality", where we'll identify some of the current philosophical ideas undermining the possibilit...
17 Maj 20231h 47min
