In a short "Where are They Now?" segment, I return to wrap-up some important narratives, including Lucy and Walter, while also looking at the relationship of Elinor and Webley as it presents a pawn in the chess match against God being played all novel by Spandrell.&nbsp;
This episode sets up the final chapter, where extensive analysis of Huxley's point will be concluded. Tune in next week for a conversation between me and my husband about the ending of the book, and what it means to us... and what we're still arguing about.
 
Resources:
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 <li><a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZS_IspeehZKZFOi1_bP8nBLL5orRuf0V/view?usp=sharing">Marx, 'Cheat Sheet'</a></li>
 <li><a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RhfN3UZOF5JoaaRZFvYvXFcjazLYOf-f/view?usp=sharing">Communism vs. Fascism, 'Cheat Sheet'</a></li>
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Series 02, Episode 06: This is America?

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 06: Political Murder He Wrote