Announcing a new seminar: “Orientations in Politics”
We will use the terminology of the philosophy of orientation in order to analyze historical and contemporary political positions with regard to their plausibilities, morals, and beliefs. How do political worldviews orient and guide individuals’ lives, all the way down to their everyday routines, their relationships, and their bodies? What are the blind spots of current political positions? And what are the differences between politics, morals, religions, and ideologies?
It will meet Tuesdays from 10 am-Noon beginning March 18th, and will be led by political philosophers Manuel Knoll and Douglas Giles (author of our recently published essay on Orientation and Politics). For more info, click here.