Philosophy and the City

External Link:

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Permanent Link:

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Material Information

Title:

Philosophy and the City Pompeii 79 AD and Manhattan Circa 2018

Series Title:

Pedro Blas Gonzalez Great Books Lecture Series

Creator:

Gonzalez, Pedro Blas, 1964- ( Speaker )
O'Neill, Philip ( Contributor )

Publisher:

Barry University. Monsignor William Barry Memorial Library

Publication Date:

2018-03-28

Language:

English

Subjects

Subjects / Keywords:

Cities and Towns -- Philosophy ( lcsh )
Urbanization -- Philosophy ( lcsh )
Sociology, Urban -- Philosophy ( lcsh )

Genre:

Video recording ( tgm )
Lectures ( lcsh )

Notes

Summary:

Dr. Pedro Blas Gonzalez, professor of philosophy, discusses how life today is no longer characterized by our zest for motion. Instead, it is crystallized by it. Today we are not privy to the essence of motion. Dr. Gonzalez explores how the act of naming gives us the illusion that human reality has changed since time immemorial. ( English )

Record Information

Source Institution:

Barry University

Holding Location:

Barry University Archives and Special Collections

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