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Aggie Agora
Michael Otteson & CHaSS Communications
17 episodes
9 months ago
In this episode of the podcast, I talk with Professor John Symons. Professor Symons is a professor of philosophy at the University of Kansas, and he works in metaphysics and the philosophy of technology. In this discussion, we talk about the state of physicalism and emergence in contemporary metaphysics.
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In this episode of the podcast, I talk with Professor John Symons. Professor Symons is a professor of philosophy at the University of Kansas, and he works in metaphysics and the philosophy of technology. In this discussion, we talk about the state of physicalism and emergence in contemporary metaphysics.
Show more...
Philosophy
Society & Culture
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A Discussion with Former Mayor of North Logan
Aggie Agora
1 hour 48 minutes
2 years ago
A Discussion with Former Mayor of North Logan
Michael Otteson and Damon Cann discuss the ups, downs, and challenges that face small towns like North Logan, Utah
Aggie Agora
In this episode of the podcast, I talk with Professor John Symons. Professor Symons is a professor of philosophy at the University of Kansas, and he works in metaphysics and the philosophy of technology. In this discussion, we talk about the state of physicalism and emergence in contemporary metaphysics.