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44 - Sophie Grace Chappell: Epiphanies, Ethics, and the Philosophy of Literature
1 hour 35 minutes Posted Jan 19, 2023 at 3:00 pm.
Introduction
Literae Humaniores
The Etymology of "Outrage"
Literature and the Phenomenology of Being Human
Ethics and Aesthetics
Poetry and Philosophy
What Are Epiphanies?
Gerard Manley Hopkins and His Terrible Sonnets
James Joyce and Epiphanies
Theory-Building Approaches to Ethics
Sophie's Approach to Ethics
Testing Ethical Theories
Sophie the Mountaineer
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Sophie Grace Chappell is Professor of Philosophy at the Open University in the UK. Before that she taught at the University of Dundee and Oxford. Sophie has a wide variety of interests, including ancient philosophy, ethics, and the philosophy of literature. She and Robinson speak about her latest book, Epiphanies: An Ethics of Experience. More particularly, their discussion centers around philosophy and literature—including a wonderful reading of Gerard Manley Hopkins—the relationship between ethics and aesthetics, and some potential pitfalls of taking a theory-building approach to moral philosophy.
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