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episode 11: 4.11: How People Read C.S. Lewis (Live at NC State)
Show Notes
In the first of two episodes recorded live at NC State, we tackle the challenges posed by protest art. When does art cross a line and become morally reprehensible? When is it a viable alternative to other, far worse ways of dealing with the esame problems?
Links- “Stab Stab”
- (Palestinian Anger in Jerusalem and West Bank Gets a Violent Soundtrack" (New York Times)
- “NYT Front Page Indulges ‘Blunt’ Palestinian ‘Protest Songs’ Encouraging the Stabbing Murder of Jews” (NewsBusters)
- C. S. Lewis
- The Great Divorce
- Mere Christianity
- The Chronicles of Narnia
- “Free Speech”
- Shades of Blue
- Black-ish
- Season 2, Episode 16: “Hope”
- 0.01: We Need Some Context!
- 4.02: Helpiness
- 4.10: The Ancient Wisdom of Usenet
- Disagreeing well
- 1.06: Rebuke Me Some Peopl
- 4.05: The Price of Democracy
- “Half a Second” by Hemmingbirds. Used by permission.
- “Winning Slowly Theme” by Chris Krycho. Big horns underneath and some piping woodwinds carrying the top line? Interesting thought.
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- Andrew Fallows
- Jeremy W. Sherman
- Jeremy Cherfas
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