Pushing ahead to chapters 12-16 of Huxley's Point Counter Point, this episode dissects the Hedonistic characters, the similars "solving similar" AND "dissimilar" problems within the realm of their hedonistic philosophical views, with the subtle nuances in their life philosophies as practically played out by Lucy, Walter, and (now introducing) Burlap. As always, this is positioned against the counter-point of their philosophies, so the hedonism is also contrasted with the Stoicism that could be applied to other characters, possibly Philip. Resources for the episode can be found below.
 
Resources:
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 <li><a href="https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IfqJi2lbpdRIb46yo-li6NeXyP2z9CBR">Philosophies of Life, 'Cheat Sheet'</a></li>
 <li><a href="https://drive.google.com/open?id=15bfvcucp72eISx7QWXaHKUisp8I0tQLz">Stoicism, 'Cheat Sheet'</a></li>
 <li><a href="https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IKQ6jqj5FyyJW_tQilT2n5DgwChAprU5">Supplementary text, on Stoicism</a></li>
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Series 02, Episode 03: Hopes and Existential Dreams

Philosophy is behind the motivations of the great writers, novelists, artists, and producers--though listeners (and even some of the artists themselves) may not even know it! Follow Stacy Cabrera--educator and philosopher--as she takes you through some of her favorite works of art to discuss the ways in which continental philosophy infuses the literary and performance world. As always, its in the details.

Series 01, Episode 03: A Hedonist and a Stoic Walk Into a Restaurant...