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Graeme Garrard

Graeme Garrard appears in 1 indexed podcast episode across 1 show on PodcastMentions, with linked books, timestamps, and episode context.

Graeme Garrard is a Canadian political theorist and author who writes on the history of political thought and political education.

Emeritus Professor of Politics at Cardiff University; teacher at Harvard Summer SchoolKnown for Work on history of political thought, Political education and how to think politically, Authorship of books on political thinkers

Track Graeme Garrard appearances on Modern Wisdom. Linked books include Alain de Botton and Douglas Murray.

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LatestSep 30, 2019
Podcasts featuring Graeme Garrard
Modern Wisdom
1 episode · latest Sep 30, 2019
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history
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Which podcast episodes feature Graeme Garrard?

#107 - Graeme Garrard - How To Think Politically on Modern Wisdom is the latest indexed appearance for Graeme Garrard.

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Modern Wisdom (1 episode) are the strongest indexed podcast homes for Graeme Garrard.

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Alain de Botton, Douglas Murray, and how to think politically are the clearest linked books around Graeme Garrard, based on transcript mentions across the indexed episodes.

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Graeme Garrard most often comes up around history.

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So the listeners should be – In the mood for it, at least.

how to think politically · political discourse and history

Nietzsche was very contemptuous of, uh, um, well, of the English in general and of, um, uh, John Stuart Mill, who's also features in the book, um, uh, who was a utilitarian who believed that happiness was the purpose of life.

Utilitarianism · crisis of meritocracy

If anybody who is listening has the opportunity to go and see him live, unbelievably compelling public speaker, absolutely fantastic.

Alain de Botton · Alain de Botton's insights

one of the things that he brings up is exactly that the fact that this, the, um, breakdown of the previous institutions that gave us social cohesion, that made us work together, that, um, gave people a great sense of purpose.

Douglas Murray · breakdown of institutions

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