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Jed Lea-Henry
@JedLeaHenry
Academic, Writer. Host of the Korea Now Podcast. Host of the Popperian Podcast. Author of 'A Poggean Approach to Mass Atrocities'
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In-depth interview about pancritical rationalism
The Popperian Podcast. You can listen to it on Goodpods (where you can also follow me to see my other favorites). goodpods.app.link/n3Ij5kHtXvb
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Loving this one. Also a communications/culture major, never heard a Popperian mention McLuhan so this is really engaging!
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The Popperian Podcast #23 – Paul Levinson – ‘W.W. Bartley and Pancritical Rationalism’ popperian-podcast.libsyn.com/the-popperian-
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References to Bartley’s work (A Popperian Harvest), and many of the articles and ideas spoken about in our interview, can be found here in Paul’s book:
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It was great to chat with Paul Levinson about the most fascinating, and original, of Popper’s students, W.W. Bartley; how pancritical rationalism was an improvement upon critical rationalism, and the extraordinary dispute between the two men
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The Popperian Podcast #23 – Paul Levinson – ‘W.W. Bartley and Pancritical Rationalism’
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Entertaining, broad ranging and deep podcast conversation. A nice way to learn some critical rationalist philosophy - specifically about Popper’s approach - from some well informed experts in it.
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It was a pleasure to talk with @ElyseHargreaves about The Open Society and Its Enemies, the fall of Athens, the betrayal of Socrates by Plato, the nature of totalitarianism, and the dangers of trying to make people happy popperian-podcast.libsyn.com/the-popperian-
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Thank you for doing this podcast. It is always excellent. I learn so much.
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It was a pleasure to talk with about The Open Society and Its Enemies, the fall of Athens, the betrayal of Socrates by Plato, the nature of totalitarianism, and the dangers of trying to make people happy
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The Popperian Podcast #22 – Elyse Hargreaves – ‘The Open Society and Its Enemies, and Happiness’
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Closing remarks: I'm hoping there'll be a resurgence of Popper's ideas driven by younger people using social media inspired by The Rathouse. the-rathouse.com
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I enjoyed this interview. The old Australian no bullshit attitude shines through. Thank you . And thank you Rafe Champion for all your published work.
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Thanks David. You may also be interested in this follow-up conversation I had with , which includes some extra material we couldn't fit into the article.
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It's well worth knowing what #KarlPopper was getting at in his famous #ParadoxOfTolerance – an idea he aired in a footnote (!) to Chapter 7 of his "Open Society".
The paradox is frequently misapplied and interpreted to apply far more generally than Popper intended.
Great podcast.
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It is always great to talk with James Kierstead @Kleisthenes2 – this time with a deep, archival look into Popper’s paradox of tolerance; what Popper actually said, what he meant and the challenges still before us popperian-podcast.libsyn.com/the-popperian-
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I'm grateful to for having me back on the Popperian podcast to talk about what Popper really thought about tolerance, intolerance, and free speech. We also found time to talk about the current climate for free speech at NZ universities.
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8. Just the other day James also got the opportunity once again to talk in more detail about Popper's ideas with on the Popperian podcast:
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4. In 2021 James went on the Popperian podcast with to talk more about that article, and in particular about Popper's critique of Plato and his ideas about democracy:
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Here is James’ original article that we reference throughout the interview:
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It is always great to talk with James Kierstead – this time with a deep, archival look into Popper’s paradox of tolerance; what Popper actually said, what he meant and the challenges still before us
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The Popperian Podcast #21 – James Kierstead – ‘The Paradox of Tolerance’
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Susan Blackmore explains how memetic theory is the best explanation for who we are and how we evolved. Though we spend most of the interview talking about David Deutsch’s anti-rational meme hypothesis
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The Popperian Podcast #20 – Susan Blackmore – ‘Memes - Rational, Irrational, Anti-Rational’
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If you are short on time, it is perhaps worth jumping ahead to 35:47 for Agassi’s lessons on brainwashing – how it’s done, when it works and when it doesn’t, and how to protect against it.
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Another chat with Joseph Agassi, this time about argument, debate, criticism, and the rules of the game - with healthy doses of Popper and Wittgenstein along the way. It starts a little slow, but grows. It is amazing to think that Agassi is 95 years old!
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The Popperian Podcast #19 – Joseph Agassi – ‘Rules of the Game’
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Awesome interview by on the #Popperian podcast. Joseph Agassi’s stories of Popper, Lakatos and Feyerabend were like wow! I was literally going whaaat?! every 5 seconds, even my 17 year old stopped to listen.
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Such a pleasure talking with Joseph Agassi about his philosophy and his criticisms of Karl Popper, Imre Lakatos, Paul Feyerabend, John Watkins, Thomas Kuhn, and others popperian-podcast.libsyn.com/the-popperian-
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Wow, I was aware that Popper was "only human" but some of these stories from Agassi about him and also Lakatos 🔥
Great interview Jed!
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Such a pleasure talking with Joseph Agassi about his philosophy and his criticisms of Karl Popper, Imre Lakatos, Paul Feyerabend, John Watkins, Thomas Kuhn, and others popperian-podcast.libsyn.com/the-popperian-
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Such a pleasure talking with Joseph Agassi about his philosophy and his criticisms of Karl Popper, Imre Lakatos, Paul Feyerabend, John Watkins, Thomas Kuhn, and others
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The Popperian Podcast #18 – Joseph Agassi – ‘Karl Popper’s Hopeful Monsters’
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The Korea Now Podcast #123 – Kathryn Weathersby – ‘Moscow’s Fear of Japan and the Division of Korea’
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Another fantastic Popperian Podcast with ! A great discussion on the need to ask why and not blindly accept scientific authority, no matter what statistics they throw at you.
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Rafe Champion has been keeping the scholarship of critical rationalism alive for decades, and is a hub of knowledge on all things Karl Popper. A joy to talk with him about the social theme within Popper’s work and how this creates objectivity in science
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The Popperian Podcast #17 – Rafe Champion – ‘Karl Popper’s Social Turn’
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Really good podcast episode between and on the Charles Armstrong plagiarism affair. Not mentioned in the podcast is this allegation of “sexual misconduct” by CA with a Columbia undergrad (CA is just overall a terrible person): ademic-sexual-misconduct-database.org/incident/8768
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This is an important and long overdue podcast! I talk with @rwinstanleyc about his excellent work on the Armstrong affair and related issues within the Korean Studies community korea-now-podcast.libsyn.com/the-korea-now-
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This is an important and long overdue podcast! I talk with about his excellent work on the Armstrong affair and related issues within the Korean Studies community
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The Korea Now Podcast #122 – Robert Winstanley-Chesters – ‘The Armstrong Affair and Questions of Authorship in Korean Studies’ korea-now-podcast.libsyn.com/the-korea-now-
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