Martha Nussbaum - Conversations with History

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  • Опубліковано 3 гру 2024

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  • @jdknighted
    @jdknighted 11 років тому +20

    I find the MIDI intro music very fascinating.

  • @maisiegibson9478
    @maisiegibson9478 6 років тому +3

    That was just amazing, I love Martha! The way she talks is so clear yet so full of information and insight - I could listen all day!

  • @nuscholar1979
    @nuscholar1979 16 років тому +2

    Prof. Nussbaum is brilliant. I enjoyed this video very much.

  • @shoujokakumei39
    @shoujokakumei39 16 років тому +1

    She is pretty amazing. I'm going to add her to my list of people I admire hehe.
    It was very interesting what she said about the separation of church and state, and I think it is important to reiterate that the separation is not meant to marginalize religion, but rather to ensure fairness.
    Thanks for posting these :)

  • @RollinOFFICIAL
    @RollinOFFICIAL 12 років тому +1

    Excellent interview.

  • @CotGod
    @CotGod 16 років тому +1

    Really, this is an useful and interesting interview, a great tool for my paper.
    Of course, she could be the new Hannah Arendt.
    Amazing her approach of human development and women!

  • @androu4
    @androu4 4 роки тому +2

    The visuals of this video are really in tune more with the 80s than with the 2000s

  • @cartearse
    @cartearse 16 років тому

    thank you for this!

  • @AnthonyBlunt
    @AnthonyBlunt 15 років тому +3

    23:01 - 35:16 Her feminist view on religion, especially in India.
    35:16 - 39:14 Law as an avenue of social change for feminism in America vs India.
    39:14 - 44:41 Freedom of religion in USA. Separation of church and state doesn't necessarily mean religion is being marginalised in the social sphere.."Any (school) prayer you choose is going to include some and exclude others."
    We should talk of equality, not separation."We don't want to have a state which burdens religion...or favours religion."

  • @ThisSentenceIsFalse
    @ThisSentenceIsFalse 15 років тому +6

    Martha should be president.

  • @lilygalore
    @lilygalore 13 років тому +2

    The level of intellect most comments show proves how detrimental the demise of the humanities actually is! Most comments show a blatant lack of the following skills which are cultivated in the humanities: being able to deal with something first, actually having a look at it and thinking!!! about it before dismissing it, being able to differentiate, being able to see something from a different perspective, having respect for other human beings.

  • @hymnofashes
    @hymnofashes 13 років тому

    I guess I can't dislike it.

  • @muktamona
    @muktamona 15 років тому

    i am her student and will have to agree

  • @ThisSentenceIsFalse
    @ThisSentenceIsFalse 15 років тому

    @Johothebozo
    Perhaps she is, but I'm not sure what you mean by that. Is idealism always so bad? Have you seen that video with her and Bill Moyers on the Fragility of Goodness? Good stuff.

  • @horatiodreamt
    @horatiodreamt 14 років тому +1

    When she is asked about her childhood, I expected her to say "I was conceived 'a priori'..."

  • @jsortize
    @jsortize 12 років тому

    how do you mesure the development of imagination trough education!?

    • @danrice1141
      @danrice1141 4 роки тому

      possibly by the art that is created

  • @DIVERGEsound
    @DIVERGEsound 6 років тому +1

    lol her leg meltin over the other one

  • @MuhammadAhmedMuddie
    @MuhammadAhmedMuddie 12 років тому

    Harry 4:28-4:35 was stammering like anything! :p

  • @praaht18
    @praaht18 7 років тому

    The art of breathing!

  • @stoprainingonme
    @stoprainingonme 13 років тому

    Just looked her up on Wikipedia. At no point does the article mention her legs.

  • @lilygalore
    @lilygalore 13 років тому +1

    looking at the comments, it strikes me as rather stark how much sexism, envy and prejudice there is. And then those points made: as if our world, our societies could be dealt with, organized, maintained sustainably, in a fair manner without people reflecting, adressing problems, getting to the bottom of things. Maybe one had better actually listening to what M. Nussbaum has to stay first instead of dismissing it out of hand.

  • @realkool3
    @realkool3 13 років тому

    @vkur123 Really? Are you sure you're not just misreading her texts?

  • @redetrigan
    @redetrigan 15 років тому

    That's way more leg than I've ever seen any professor show!

  • @vkur123
    @vkur123 13 років тому

    @lilygalore you are the one who needs to listen to the video. Gandhi did NOT invent village councils. When she claims that Gandhi created village councils in India, Nussbaum shows that she did not make it on merit but is just an affirmative action beneficiary.

  • @TwelveBells
    @TwelveBells 14 років тому +1

    could I just point the finger squarely at capitalist marketing & culture & it's impact on the development of the psyche for all the "she's hot" etc. type comments on here.
    thank you for your time.

  • @Giovannisenzaterra
    @Giovannisenzaterra 15 років тому

    She's charming

  • @noodoo19
    @noodoo19 15 років тому +1

    no, i don't. please enlighten me.

  • @TwelveBells
    @TwelveBells 12 років тому

    @DREwestcoast sorry - given the way you launched your boat there - am totally uninterested in an exchange of ideas with you - life's much too short

  • @realkool3
    @realkool3 13 років тому

    @vkur123 She doesnt even say that

  • @jamesstewart7224
    @jamesstewart7224 2 роки тому

    All to human stuff leaders should possess but there's only void.

  • @theseanze
    @theseanze 13 років тому +2

    Kreisler nods his head way too compulsively, makes me suspicious he's thinking more about the next question than what she's saying

  • @Setzer
    @Setzer 14 років тому

    @greenghost2008 lol I'd like to see that on a trophy: "1st place most attractive philosophy chick who is also kinda old"

  • @S2Cents
    @S2Cents 15 років тому

    I saw her first.

  • @contemplativegirl21
    @contemplativegirl21 14 років тому +1

    @noodoo19 I, personally, didn't get that impression from Kreisler during watching this interview. If, however, it is the case that he is "pleading for her to end her response so that he can actually have a purpose for being there", I'd be willing to bet he's just uncomfortable with the fact that a woman has more prestige in philosophy and, thus, more to say on these matters than he does...

    • @willmercury
      @willmercury 11 місяців тому

      I hope you've overcome your catty misandry by now. That said, thirteen years on, there's never been a more profitable time to vilify straight white men. I trust you were already well-trained, and are now taking full advantage.

  • @noodoo19
    @noodoo19 15 років тому

    does she really have to recite 1/2 a book to answer 1 question? kreisler's body language often seems to be pleading for her to end her response so that he can actually have a purpose for being there.

  • @jamesstewart7224
    @jamesstewart7224 2 роки тому

    Only when America as a hole have the thoughts,and emotions this lady give off naturally! can then call themselves "exceptional" as a hole! Wisdom rather than wiseguys.

  • @akwinata1
    @akwinata1 14 років тому

    Understanding of the reality without catholic faith is limited to limits of reason or even more. Faith in Jesus gives the believer share in God's reason. What about that?

  • @jefferyweigand1337
    @jefferyweigand1337 6 років тому

    nussbaum in shoulder pads....

  • @vkur123
    @vkur123 13 років тому +1

    otoh, if nussbaum really converted to judaism, it proves that she believes in the one and only one god who has a p3-nis. what sort of intellect is that? she actually converted to judaism after comparing the religious texts and finding truth in the jewish texts?

  • @Johothebozo
    @Johothebozo 14 років тому

    Yes lets get distanced and unhappy here people. No woman no understand. All matter, allso that of tne mind can be summarised in a 4 degree calculation based on the possibility of some kind of mental euality not governed by mediocracy, but on perception/recall/energy evaluation. This all mouths out in bickery over scraps..

  • @Johothebozo
    @Johothebozo 15 років тому

    @ThisSentenceIsFalse She is just to idealistic..

  • @greenghost2008
    @greenghost2008 14 років тому

    ok she has to win most attractive philosophy chick who is also kinda old.

  • @vkur123
    @vkur123 15 років тому

    Gandhi did not introduce village councils! She is all fluff and explained the Mumbai attacks as Muslim angst due to persecution. OTOH, the Russian experts were accurate and provided details of factional feuds in terror groups.
    Nussbaum is a racist who claimed Hindus are violent because they are sexually frustrated. She suppresses the fact that Amartya Sen did not marry her. Knowing Sen closely does not make one an expert on India.
    She routinely uses conspiracy theories in her works on India!

  • @arunjetli7909
    @arunjetli7909 4 роки тому

    you want to know about infia but you onow nothing about India u went there to preach

  • @Johothebozo
    @Johothebozo 15 років тому

    Frustrating when women are successful. Thats not very common in india is it? I dont know the detailed facts of your claim, so maybe i should give you a thumbs up for controversy..

  • @Johothebozo
    @Johothebozo 15 років тому

    OK, im into rasism, im into bigamy and irresponsibility, im from norway and yes im white. I have a brain, and brains, in the manner of compassionate thinking. Martha nussbaum is trying to legitimate feelings as a discoursive topic, and i feel that thats not a clerly delinated didactive topic in a mathematical or logical sense yet. I dont say that any approach, not even the materialistic approach to theory through economics, can be ruled out here. The dicourse between humans cant do that yet..

  • @arunjetli7909
    @arunjetli7909 4 роки тому

    she lived in Indua and knows nothing about indic thought systems

    • @danrice1141
      @danrice1141 4 роки тому

      Ms. Martha is so wise and learned, a small amount of time spent harnessing the wild horses of the mind, at least on a verbal level would make her an even more powerful speaker, teacher. less is more, slow and steady winds the race, leave some emotional space for the imagination.

  • @shaman683
    @shaman683 14 років тому

    Philosophy aside, I think she's hot!