Podcasts about Phronesis

Send us a textIn this episode, the CPG Guys are joined by Lucas Barros, Head of Walmart Connect and Pamela Castro, Commercial Manager for Walmart Phronesis at Walmart Chile, the largest grocery retailer in Chile, operating under the "Lider" banner.Follow Lucas on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-barros-631955103/ Follow Pamela on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pamela-castro-8447bb13/Follow Walmart Chile on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/walmartchile/ Follow Walmart Chile online at: https://www.walmartchile.cl/ Lucas & Pamela answers these questions:Let's start with some background on Walmart in Chile. Lucas, would you please share with us an overview of your retail operations.What is the state of omnichannel in Chile relative to the rest of Latin America and to North America? Any statistics on eCommerce penetration and mobile engagement would be great to hear.How long ago did Walmart Chile decide to formally enter the retail media space and would you walk us through the different ways that your suppliers can activate through your platform?Lucas, how is your team helping brands to activate through Walmart Connect? Do you offer them managed services, a self-serve platform or some combination of both?Pam, retail media success is highly dependent on the ability to personalize customer experiences. In comparison to its US counterpart, Walmart Chile has a very high transaction attribution rate to its customers. What is the story behind this?Pam, how do you make this customer data available to your suppliers to analyze behavior and help collaborate with the merchants at Walmart Chile?So how are brands effectively using Phronesis to inform their retail media strategy at Walmart Chile? Any case study you care to use as an example?Where are you focused on innovating the Walmart Connect and Walmart Phronesis offerings over the next few years?CPG Guys Website: http://cpgguys.com FMCG Guys Website: http://fmcgguys,com ThinkBlue Website: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thinkbluesolutions/ Rhea Raj Website: http://rhearaj.com Katseye Website: https://www.katseye.world/Subscribe to Chain Drug Review here: https://chaindrugreview.com/#/portal/signupSubscribe to Mass Market Retailers here:https://massmarketretailers.com/#/portal/signupDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program doe CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

In this episode of Future Fit Leadership, I sit down with Elliott Dellys — founder and CEO of Phronesis, Australia’s first B Corp-certified cybersecurity firm. A former intelligence officer turned entrepreneur, Elliott is leading a very different kind of security conversation — one grounded not just in technology, but in ethics, leadership, and culture. Elliott believes cybersecurity is ultimately a people problem — and that the biggest risks we face aren’t just digital, they’re deeply human. From the rise of AI-powered cybercrime to the flawed systems that leave organisations vulnerable, this conversation goes far beyond firewalls. We explore: Why groupthink is one of the most dangerous threats inside modern organisations How fear, conformity, and poor leadership compromise security and innovation The myth of “hacking” — and what most businesses get wrong about risk What it means to build a values-driven company in an industry obsessed with fear His bold take on why Australia won’t meet its 2030 cybersecurity goals — and what real progress would look like Elliott also shares why he donates 10% of profits to social impact, why he built Phronesis around the Greek word for “practical wisdom,” and how philosophy remains his greatest leadership tool. This is a conversation about courage, systems thinking, and the urgent need for leaders who can think beyond compliance — and lead with conscience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

W trzydziestym drugim odcinku podcastu "Filozofować po polsku" dr Tomasz Herbich i prof. Karol Samsel rozmawiają o poglądach filozoficznych Cypriana Kamila Norwida. Jak Norwid postrzegał filozofię? Czym było dla niego greckie dziedzictwo, a jak patrzył na nowoczesność? Co miał do powiedzenia na temat dziejów? Czym była dla niego prawda? Na te między innymi pytania rozmówcy szukają odpowiedzi.W cyklu podcastów „Filozofować po polsku” dr Tomasz Herbich wspólnie z zaproszonymi gośćmi będzie przyglądał się wybranym wątkom oraz postaciom tworzącym polską tradycję filozoficzną. Celem podcastu jest nie tylko udzielenie odpowiedzi na pytanie, co oryginalnego wniosła do historii myśli filozoficznej polska filozofia, lecz przede wszystkim zwrócenie uwagi na to, w jaki sposób myśliciele polscy reagowali na wyzwania dziejowe, kulturowe i cywilizacyjne, przed którymi stali oni oraz ich ojczyzna.Tomasz Herbich wraz z zaproszonymi gośćmi porozmawia o poglądach filozoficznych autorów z różnych epok rozwoju naszej kultury umysłowej. Pojawią się wśród tych filozofów między innymi Stanisław Orzechowski, Piotr Skarga, Jan Śniadecki, Stanisław Staszic, Maurycy Mochnacki, August Cieszkowski, Stanisław Brzozowski, Edward Abramowski, Kazimierz Twardowski, Jan Łukasiewicz, Roman Ingarden, Józef Tischner, Karol Wojtyła, Leszek Kołakowski, Andrzej Walicki i wielu innych.Obserwuj nas na: ⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠ i na wielu innych ⁠⁠platformach⁠⁠.Podobają Ci się podcasty Teologii Politycznej?⁠⁠Serdecznie zachęcamy do wsparcia naszych nagrań.

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Plato's Crito and Phaedo, his accounts of the last days of Socrates in prison in 399 BC as he waited to be executed by drinking hemlock. Both works show Socrates preparing to die in the way he had lived: doing philosophy. In the Crito, Plato shows Socrates arguing that he is duty bound not to escape from prison even though a bribe would open the door, while in the Phaedo his argument is for the immortality of the soul which, at the point of death, might leave uncorrupted from the 'prison' of his body, the one escape that truly mattered to Socrates. His example in his last days has proved an inspiration to thinkers over the centuries and in no small way has helped ensure the strength of his reputation.WithAngie Hobbs Professor of the Public Understanding of Philosophy at the University of SheffieldFiona Leigh Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at University College LondonAnd James Warren Professor of Ancient Philosophy at the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Corpus Christi College, CambridgeProducer: Simon TillotsonReading list:David Ebrey, Plato's Phaedo: Forms, Death and the Philosophical Life (Cambridge University Press, 2023)Dorothea Frede, ‘The Final Proof of the Immortality of the Soul in Plato's Phaedo 102a-107a' (Phronesis 23, 1978)W. K. C. Guthrie, A History of Greek Philosophy, vol. 4, Plato: The Man and his Dialogues, Earlier Period (Cambridge University Press, 2008) Verity Harte, ‘Conflicting Values in Plato's Crito' (Archiv. für Geschichte der Philosophie 81, 1999)Angie Hobbs, Why Plato Matters Now (Bloomsbury, forthcoming 2025), especially chapter 5 Rachana Kamtekar (ed.), Plato's Euthyphro, Apology and Crito: Critical Essays (Rowman and Littlefield, 2004)Richard Kraut, Socrates and the State (Princeton University Press, 1984)Melissa Lane, ‘Argument and Agreement in Plato's Crito' (History of Political Thought 19, 1998) Plato (trans. Chris Emlyn-Jones and William Preddy), Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Phaedo and Phaedrus (Loeb Classical Library, Harvard University Press, 2017)Plato (trans. G. M. A. Grube and John Cooper), The Trial and Death of Socrates: Euthyphro Apology, Crito, Phaedo (Hackett, 2001) Plato (trans. Christopher Rowe), The Last Days of Socrates: Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Phaedo (Penguin, 2010)Donald R. Robinson (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Socrates (Cambridge University Press, 2011)David Sedley and Alex Long (eds.), Plato: Meno and Phaedo (Cambridge University Press, 2010)James Warren, ‘Forms of Agreement in Plato's Crito' (Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Volume 123, Issue 1, April 2023)Robin Waterfield, Why Socrates Died: Dispelling the Myths (Faber and Faber, 2010)In Our Time is a BBC Studios Audio Production

Dans cette seconde partie de notre entretien avec Alexandre Borwin, ostéopathe et doctorant en sciences de l'éducation, nous explorons l'évolution des ostéopathes après leur formation initiale. Pourquoi certains continuent-ils à se former tout au long de leur carrière, tandis que d'autres se figent dans une pratique stable et répétitive ? Nous abordons la notion d'apprentissages informels, ces connaissances acquises en dehors des formations officielles, au détour d'une discussion entre collègues, d'un article lu par hasard ou même d'une simple réflexion sur un cas clinique. Ces apprentissages jouent un rôle crucial dans le développement des compétences, mais comment les identifier et les valoriser ? L'échange nous amène aussi à questionner la place de l'ostéopathie dans le paysage de la santé. Comment maintenir un lien avec la profession lorsque l'on travaille seul ? La concurrence entre praticiens nuit-elle au partage des savoirs ? Enfin, nous tentons de définir ce qui fait un "bon" ostéopathe, du point de vue des patients comme des professionnels. Un épisode passionnant pour tous ceux qui s'interrogent sur leur propre évolution en tant que praticien et sur l'avenir de la formation en ostéopathie. Références : Cristol, D. et Muller, A. (2013) . Les apprentissages informels dans la formation pour adultes. Savoirs, n° 32(2), 11-59. Roquet, P. (2012). Comprendre les processus de professionnalisation : une perspective en trois niveaux d'analyse. Phronesis, 1, (2), 82–88. Musique : Epic Rock | Alex Grohl | Envato Elements Soutenez-nous sur Tipeee !

Dans cet épisode, Marco Gabutti s'entretient avec Alexandre Borwin, ostéopathe et doctorant en sciences de l'éducation, au sujet de la formation continue des ostéopathes. Alexandre partage son parcours qui l'a mené de la pratique clinique à la recherche universitaire, et présente son travail de thèse sur les processus d'apprentissage des ostéopathes exclusifs. La discussion explore les différentes motivations et obstacles à la formation continue, révélant notamment que les jeunes praticiens font face à des contraintes financières importantes malgré leur motivation, tandis que les praticiens expérimentés peuvent être confrontés à d'autres types de freins. L'entretien aborde également les enjeux de la professionnalisation de l'ostéopathie et le paradoxe d'une formation continue légalement obligatoire mais sans cadre défini ni contrôle. Cette conversation éclairante offre une perspective unique sur les défis de la formation continue en ostéopathie et propose des pistes de réflexion pour son développement futur. Musique : Epic Rock | Alex Grohl | Envato Elements Kairos - Le Dieu de l'Opportunité - Mythologie Grecque - Histoire et Mythologie en BD - Video Youtube de la chaîne "Histoire et Mythologie en BD" | Postée le 15/07/2022 Références Roquet, P. (2012). Comprendre les processus de professionnalisation : une perspective en trois niveaux d'analyse. Phronesis, 1, (2), 82–88. Carré P., (2020) Pourquoi et comment les adultes apprennent : de la formation à l'apprenance. 288p. Dunod Soutenez-nous sur Tipeee !

Dans cet épisode, la discussion porte sur une récente étude qualitative menée sur les gestes professionnels en ostéopathie, coécrite par Vivien Braccini et Franck Garnier, notre invité. Prévue pour publication au printemps 2025, l'étude explore les interactions entre les ostéopathes et les patients, en se concentrant sur les actions plus larges des professionnels pendant les consultations plutôt que sur les seules techniques de manipulation. En interrogeant les patients peu après leur consultation, l'étude met en évidence l'importance de l'empathie, de la durée de la consultation et de l'adaptation du professionnel aux besoins du patient. Elle aborde également les différences de perception entre l'ostéopathie et la kinésithérapie du point de vue des patients. En outre, le dialogue porte sur l'évolution de la formation en ostéopathie et sur les avantages potentiels d'un modèle de formation hybride combinant une formation universitaire et une formation en école privée. Les projets de recherche futurs et les efforts en cours pour améliorer le domaine de l'ostéopathie par le biais d'une collaboration scientifique et interdisciplinaire sont également abordés. Références Braccini V., Garnier, F. (2024). Nature et enjeux des gestes perçus des ostéopathes dans leur reconnaissance professionnelle. Dans Flavier, E. et Bergier, B. (dir.), De la reconnaissance professionnelle à la posture professionnelle de reconnaissance dans les métiers adressés à autrui, Phronesis, (A paraître) Braccini, V., Garnier, F. et Durat, L. (2020) . La professionnalisation des formateurs dans le cas d'un métier en devenir, celui d'ostéopathe. Formation emploi, n° 149(1), 87-111.  Poteaux, N. (2014). Accompagnement et pratiques pédagogiques dans l'enseignement supérieur. Recherche & formation, 77 (décembre), 87‑100. Musique : Epic Rock | Alex Grohl | Envato Elements Soutenez-nous sur Tipeee !

This week, the HBS hosts are joined by Dimitris Vardoulakis (Associate Professor of Philosophy at Western Sydney University) to discuss the phronetic tradition and its significance for ethics, politics, and democracy. Drawing on both Aristotle and Hannah Arendt's understanding of agonism in The Human Condition, Vardoulakis connects what he calls the phronetic tradition to human interaction and instrumental thinking, emphasizing its foundation in uncertainty and disagreement.Our conversation with Vardoulakis traces the historical development of the phronetic and so-called "ineffectual" traditions, examining their roots in ancient philosophy, their transformation through Judeo-Christian metaphysics, and their impact on contemporary political thought. Vardoulakis critiques current approaches to agonistic democracy and advocates for a renewed focus on phronesis as a way to approach ethical and political action without reliance on transcendence or the extremes of anarchism.With references to Spinoza, Derrida, Jon Stewart, and others, this conversation invites listeners to reconsider how we structure collective life in the face of conflict and uncertainty.Full episode notes available at this link:https://hotelbarpodcast.com/podcast/episode-161-phronesis-and-instrumentality-with-dimitris-vardoulakis-------------------If you enjoy Hotel Bar Sessions podcast, please be sure to subscribe and submit a rating/review! Better yet, you can support this podcast by signing up to be one of our Patrons at patreon.com/hotelbarsessions!Follow us on Twitter/X @hotelbarpodcast, on Blue Sky @hotelbarpodcast.bsky.social, on Facebook, on TikTok, and subscribe to our YouTube channel! 

Discover the essence of transformative leadership with Scott Allen, acclaimed educator and host of the Phronesis podcast. Learn why 'who you are is how you lead,' how leaders create the weather in their organizations, and why leadership begins at home. Whether you're an aspiring leader or a seasoned executive, this episode offers profound insights on developing a growth mindset, navigating complex times, and becoming a leader others truly want to follow. -------------------------------------------------------------------------

In this episode Sean du Toit unpacks the heart of the letter to the church of Philippi.

Crítico, curador e historiador de arte. Doctor en Historia y Teoría de Arte (PhD) por la Universidad de Essex en la Gran Bretaña y Licenciado en Historia por la Universidad Autónoma de México. Ha sido investigador del Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México desde 1993, y entre 2002 y 2008 fue el primer Curador Asociado de Arte Latinoamericano en las Colecciones de Tate Modern, en el Reino Unido. Actualmente es Curador en Jefe del Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC) de la UNAM. Ha curado, entre otros, Cuando la Fe Mueve Montañas de Francis Alÿs (2002) y la intervención de Teresa Margolles, ¿De qué otra cosa podríamos hablar? (2009) para el Pabellón de México en la 53a. Bienal de Venecia. En 2012 fue curador de la bienal Manifesta 9: The Deep of the Modern, que tuvo lugar en Genk, Bélgica, con la colaboración de Dawn Ades y Katerina Gregos. En 2012 fue premiado con el Walter Hopps Award for Curatorial Achievement de la Menil Foundation. En 2017, Cubo Blanco y RM publicaron su compilación titulada Abuso Mutuo. Ensayos e Intervenciones sobre arte postmexicano (1992-2013) editada por Edgar Alejandro Hernández y Daniel Montero. En 2019 publicó el libro Una ciudad ideal: la Olinka del Dr. Atl con el sello del Colegio Nacional.Síguenos en redes:http://instagram.com/cableatierrapodhttp://facebook.com/cableatierrapodcasthttp://instagram.com/tanialicious Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Konzerte und Produktionen u.a. mit: hr-Bigband feat. Phronesis cond. & arr. by Julian Argüelles | Hessischer Rundfunk, hr-Sendesaal, Frankfurt, November 2015 || Phronesis gilt als eine der kraftvollsten und energetischsten Kleingruppen der europäischen Jazzszene. Mit Virtuosität, aufregenden Live-Performances und einer geradezu telepathischen Interaktion begeistert das Trio weltweit Kritiker und Publikum. 2015, zum zehnjährigen Bestehen von Phronsis, kommissionierte die hr-Bigband Julian Argüelles, Kompositionen aus dem Repertoire der Band zur orchestrieren. (Sendung vom 21.7.)

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This hour, Yale Dean Tamar Gendler joins us to discuss her course “Public Plato: Ancient Wisdom in the Digital Age.” We'll talk about how to make ancient philosophy relevant for a modern audience, questions of framing and form, and what we can all learn from concepts like alief, phronesis, and eudaimonia. GUEST:  Tamar Gendler: Professor of Philosophy, Psychology and Cognitive Science, and the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, at Yale University Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. Subscribe to The Noseletter, an email compendium of merriment, secrets, and ancient wisdom brought to you by The Colin McEnroe Show. The Colin McEnroe Show is available as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Listen Notes, or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and never miss an episode.  Colin McEnroe and Cat Pastor contributed to this show, which originally aired on October 5, 2023.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Blake White continues preaching through the book of Philippians.

Blake White continues preaching through the book of Philippians.

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Text Hawk to 66866 to become part of "Mindful Monday." Join 10's of thousands of your fellow learning leaders and receive a carefully curated email from me each Monday morning to help you start your week off right... Full show notes at www.LearningLeader.com Twitter/IG: @RyanHawk12   https://twitter.com/RyanHawk12 The power of believing in someone. Mr. Duncan, Shane's high school English teacher was the first person to tell him that he believed in him. He changed the trajectory of Shane's life. We, as leaders, can do that for others. Let's proactively look for opportunities to tell the people we're leading that we believe in them. The difference between Nice and Kind feedback. Too often, the people we ask for feedback are nice but not kind. Kind people will tell you things a nice person will not. A kind person will tell you that you have spinach on your teeth. A nice person won't because it's uncomfortable. A kind person will tell us what holds us back, even when it's uncomfortable. A nice person avoids giving us critical feedback because they're worried about hurting our feelings. Champions: “Champions don't create the standards of excellence. The standards of excellence create champions.” “Expecting high performance is a prerequisite to its achievement among those who work with you.  Your high standards and optimistic anticipations will not guarantee a favorable outcome, but their absence will assuredly create the opposite.” The USS Benfold — was one of the worst-performing warships in the US Navy in 1996. The destiny of the USS Benfold changed the day Michael Abrashoff was named commander. Shane was 13 years old. Shane was standing with a group of his friends after school and they were teasing one of his classmates and he was watching. Teachers intervened and it ended quickly. He didn't realize that your dad was parked nearby and was watching. You have to stand up for people who don't have a voice. Warren Buffett: “The big question about how people behave is whether they've got an Inner Scorecard or an Outer Scorecard. It helps if you can be satisfied with an Inner Scorecard.” Brent Beshore: “My favorite part of the book was the section on habits, rules, and safeguards (page 101). A principle that Shane and I discussed in January changed my life and was expounded on in the book. Shane said, “It's impossible to work out very often if you have to decide every day whether or not you'll do it. That's why I just do something active every day, no matter what.” Solutions/Ego: “Solutions appear when you stop bargaining and start accepting the reality of the situation. That's because focusing on the next move, rather than how you got here in the first place, opens you up to a lot of possibilities. When you put outcome over ego, you get better results.” “Small plans don't inspire, but consistently small actions create incredible results.” Knowing Your Defaults: The emotion default - We tend to respond to feelings rather than reasons and facts The ego default - We tend to react to anything that threatens our sense of self-worth or our position in a group hierarchy The social default - We tend to conform to the norms of our larger social group. The Inertia default - We're habit-forming and comfort-seeking. We tend to resist change, and to prefer ideas, processes, and environments that are familiar. Ancient Greek word — Phronesis— the wisdom of knowing how to order your life to achieve the best results. Life/Career advice: "I'd give the same advice to someone who's trying to find someone to marry. Go on lots of dates. Experiment. Do stuff. Get out in the world. You can only connect the dots looking backward." If you want to develop good judgment, start by asking two questions: What do I want in life? And is what I want actually worth wanting?

Norsk/Svenske Anton Eger har de seneste årtier markeret sig som en af Europas allermest progressive trommeslagere på jazzscenen. Sammen med vennerne i Jazzkamikaze, Marius Neset´s diverse projekter, Phronesis, Godspeed og RKADIA har Anton været medskaber af noget af det mest banebrydende og fremsynede jazzmusik i nyere tid. Anton bor i - og er uddannet fra Det Rytmiske Musikkonservatorium i København, og var en del af en gylden årgang, der tæller navne som alle i dag er internationale stjerner - og så er Anton iøvrigt tidligere elev af din podcastvært :) Lærer og elev catcher i denne episode op efter al for lang tid væk fra hinanden, og Anton fortæller om hele sin vilde rejse med trommerne.

This hour, Yale Dean Tamar Gendler joins us to discuss her new course “Public Plato: Ancient Wisdom in the Digital Age.” We'll talk about how to make ancient philosophy relevant for a modern audience, questions of framing and form, and what we can all learn from concepts like alief, phronesis, and eudaimonia. GUEST:  Tamar Gendler: Professor of Philosophy, Psychology and Cognitive Science, and the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, at Yale University Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. Subscribe to The Noseletter, an email compendium of merriment, secrets, and ancient wisdom brought to you by The Colin McEnroe Show. The Colin McEnroe Show is available as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Listen Notes, or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and never miss an episode.  Colin McEnroe and Cat Pastor contributed to this show.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Falls euch cogitamus gefällt, lasst bitte ein Abo da und/oder empfehlt uns weiter. Abonnieren könnt ihr uns auch auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@cogitamus Unterstützen könnt ihr uns ebenfalls: paypal.me/cogitamus oder cogitamus@posteo.de. Schaut auch mal auf UNCUT vorbei: https://www.uncut.at/. Euthyphron verlässt urplötzlich die Diskussion, Sokrates ist empört. Das Ende von Platons Frühdialog Euthyphron wühlt auf und lässt viele Fragen zurück. Was war der Anlass des Gesprächs? Geht es Sokrates nur um eine Definition der Frömmigkeit? Worum geht es ihm in seinem Elenchos auch? Wie kann Philosophie vor diesem Hintergrund auch bestimmt werden? Das war die letzte Folge unserer Sommerpause, in zwei Wochen geht es mit der üblichen Struktur weiter. Nächste Folge der Reihe Politikphilosophie: Blinde Flecken der sozialen Gerechtigkeit Nächste Spezialfolge Philosophiegeschichte: Denis Diderot und die Enzyklopädisten Timemarker 00:00 Intro 02:35 Was ist ein Euthyphron und worum geht's? 08:10 Was ist der Elenchos? 15:00 Was ist Philosophie? 21:49 Was bleibt? Literatur/Links/Quellen Platon: Euthyphron und Gorgias (Reclam) Bordt, Michael: Platon. Geach, Peter: "Plato's Euthyphro: An Analysis and a commentary", The Monist 50 (1966), 369-382. Horn, Christoph, et al.: Platon-Handbuch. Furley, D.: “The figure of Euthyphro in Plato's Dialogue.” Phronesis 30, 202-208. 1985. Vlastos, G.: “The Socratic Elenchus,” Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy,1, 27–58, 1983. https://www.spektrum.de/lexikon/philosophie/elenktik/537, https://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/Elenktik Bildnachweise: https://www.fachzeitungen.de/sites/default/files/ebook-buch/3787322892.jpg, https://w7.pngwing.com/pngs/1003/361/png-transparent-two-men-holding-book-illustration-poetics-republic-euthyphro-the-school-of-athens-philosophy-philosophy-miscellaneous-essay-middle-ages.png, https://images.fineartamerica.com/images/artworkimages/mediumlarge/3/philosophy-gold-target.jpg

*Anaksimandros kimdir? Ne gibi ilk eleştirileri vardır? Geleceği nasıl şekillendirmiştir? Ne gibi teoriler vardır?*Thales kimdir? Ne gibi teoriler vardır? Geleceği nasıl şekillendirmiştir? *Milet okulu nedir?* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oradanburadanbilgi/Twitter: @oradanburadanb*Reklam ve İş birlikleri için: oradanburadan7@gmail.com*Kaynak:*Classen, 1977 Anaximander and Anaximenes :The  Earlist  Greek  Theories of Change? Phronesis 22,89-102*Geschichte der Antike und mittelalterliche Philosophie Erns Von Aster* The Natural Connotation of Common Life: The Methodological Meaning of David Hume's Moral Philosophy*Anaximander- World History Encyclopedia* POPPER, Karl. Açık Toplum ve Düşmanları,*POPPER, Karl. Tarihselciliğin Sefaleti,.

#plotinus #iamblichus #magic What's Plotinus's idea of Magic? Why is theurgy so important for Iamblichus? Emanationism, Sympathy, Antipathy and Neoplatonic cosmology. CORRIGENDUM: It's "Fall under the umbrella", not "Follow". Apologies, I was unwell when I filmed this video. CONNECT & SUPPORT

Adriano made a mistake. The Uruguayan was given $500 in pesos from his uncle to help pay for his tuition. Instead of paying the University of Montevideo, he loaned it to a friend who claimed his mother was sick and unable to pay her hospital bills.  Later, Adriano found out he had lied to him and used the money to gamble. When the school bill was due, the friend couldn't pay him back, so he had to explain to his uncle why he dropped a class.  Visit us at First Cause. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reveration/support

In this episode, Justin talks with Eric “Pinky” Pinkerton, the NSW Director of leading cyber security consultancy Phronesis Security. 

Mesdames, êtes-vous à la quête de votre féminité ?  Aimeriez-vous vous réconcilier avec cette partie de vous ?  Rachida Belkacem, autrice, nous invite à explorer la poésie comme outil de réconciliation avec votre féminité. Découvrez l'oeuvre Phronesis de Rachida Belkacem.   La poésie peut aider les femmes à découvrir leur féminité en exprimant leurs émotions. Elle peut les aider à comprendre leur corps et leur esprit, ainsi que leur place en tant que femme dans la société. La poésie peut être thérapeutique et offrir un moyen de guérison pour les femmes.   Dans cet épiaode,  nous allons parler de la poésie comme outil de réconciliation avec sa féminité. La poésie est une forme d'art qui permet d'exprimer des sentiments profonds et intimes à travers des mots choisis avec soin. Les femmes qui ont du mal à se connecter avec leur féminité peuvent utiliser la poésie comme un moyen créatif pour explorer leur identité et leur place dans la société.   En écrivant de la poésie, Rachida nous rappelle que les femmes peuvent prendre le temps de réfléchir sur leurs émotions et d'exprimer leur ressenti avec des mots. Cela peut les aider à mieux comprendre leur corps et leur esprit, ainsi que leur place en tant que femme dans la société. La poésie peut également être thérapeutique et offrir un moyen de guérison pour les femmes qui ont subi des traumatismes liés à leur féminité.   C'est pourquoi, nous voulons vous inviter à écouter Rachida, Autrice de Phronésis, sur la poésie comme outil de réconciliation avec sa féminité. Nous avons interviewé des femmes inspirantes qui ont utilisé la poésie pour se connecter avec leur féminité et ont partagé leurs expériences avec nous.   Alors, n'hésitez plus et rejoignez-nous pour découvrir comment la poésie peut vous aider à vous réconcilier avec votre féminité. Merci de nous avoir écouté !  Je suis Virginie, une prêtresse initiée dans le culte des Orixas au Brésil depuis près de 10 ans. Ce podcast est ouvert aux curieux du chamanisme, en particulier du chamanisme afro-brésilien, mais également à tous ceux qui s'intéressent aux approches spirituelles telles que l'Umbanda et le Candomblé.  Pour en savoir plus sur mes activités, rendez-vous sur YALORISHA.  Et si tu veux découvrir mon aventure dans un livre captivant, Namata, là où tout commence,   est disponible chez Mindset éditions et dans toutes les librairies de quartier. Pour rester connecté(e) à mon univers, suis-moi sur  Instagram   Facebook   Pinterest   

What is meaning, value? Finnegans Wake, Carl Jung and his red book, Nietzsche and his Zarathustra... What is missing in our mandate?

This is part 3 of 4 messages on the Spirit of wisdom. We explore Phronesis one of the three dimensions of wisdom found in Christ.

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=7233I PRESUNTI MESSAGGI SEGRETI DI BENEDETTO XVI di Roberto De MatteiC'è in Italia un giornalista che scrive di cose della Chiesa e si lamenta essere ignorato da una serie di intellettuali e di testate cattoliche di orientamento tradizionale, di cui riporta un puntiglioso elenco, accusandole di sottrarsi a un confronto che il giornalista giudica doveroso data l'importanza del tema: i presunti messaggi in codice che l'unico papa legittimo, Benedetto XVI, trasmetterebbe per denunciare l'impostura dell'antipapa, Jorge Maria Bergoglio. Il giornalista non si duole delle numerose critiche che ha già ricevuto, ma di quelle che non sono ancora arrivate, impedendo, con questo silenzio, che la sua ricostruzione delle vicende della Chiesa venga presa nell'«attenta, serissima e approfondita considerazione» che, a suo avviso, merita.Poiché tra le testate che egli accusa di non avere ancora espresso un giudizio su di lui e sulla sua opera, c'è anche Corrispondenza Romana, non abbiamo difficoltà a soddisfare il suo desiderio: si chiama Andrea Cionci, un giornalista di cui abbiamo apprezzato gli articoli fino ai primi mesi del 2020 quando, con la pandemia, sembra aver completamente perso la bussola, come altri promettenti ingegni.Cionci si vanta di aver pubblicato centinaia di articoli e un libro che ha venduto 12.000 copie ed è stato tradotto in due lingue, ma si illude se pensa che questi numeri corrispondano a un ampio consenso di pubblico. La ragione del suo successo sta nella "curiosità" che le sue cervellotiche tesi suscitano tra lettori amanti del sensazionalismo. La vana curiositas che, come spiega san Tommaso, è l'aspetto vizioso del desiderio di conoscere (Somma Teologica, II-II, q. 167), è una malattia della mente da cui ogni cattolico deve guardarsi. Questa è la ragione per cui non riteniamo necessario pubblicizzare il suo libro e i suoi articoli, senza che di ciò ci si debba far rimprovero.SCRIVERE SENZA NESSUNA COMPETENZALa ragione per la quale il silenzio ha accompagnato la sua "inchiesta" sul conclave del 2013 sta anche nel fatto che egli pretende di parlare di una questione non solo seria, ma drammatica, riguardante la vita della Chiesa, senza avere la pur minima competenza per farlo. Cionci infatti non ha alcuna conoscenza teologica o canonica, ma soprattutto sembra privo di quel buon senso, prima ancora che di quello spirito cattolico, che è condizione necessaria per affrontare problemi delicati e complessi che toccano la vita delle anime. Gli "esperti" a cui si richiama per giustificare le sue tesi sono citati a sproposito, perché nessuno di essi le condivide. E l'unica arte di cui egli si dimostra padrone è purtroppo quella del sofisma.L'abdicazione di Benedetto XVI e il modo con cui essa è avvenuta sono considerati da molti studiosi e anche da eminenti membri del Sacro Collegio come un grave errore, mentre per Cionci è un'astutissima manovra del "Papa emerito" per mettere con le spalle al muro il suo rivale Francesco. Cionci ha coniato l'espressione di "auto-impedimento" per descrivere un'inedita situazione in cui Benedetto XVI, unico vero Papa, combatte in maniera occulta contro l'usurpatore Bergoglio. Papa Benedetto, a suo parere, si esprime in maniera criptica, attraverso una comunicazione in codice che solo Cionci è in grado di decifrare. Ma se il linguaggio di Benedetto è volutamente segreto, non si capisce perché Cionci, che è un suo ammiratore, lo riveli al mondo intero. Benedetto, direttamente o attraverso il suo segretario mons. Georg Gänswein, ha più volte smentito la tesi che lo vuole ancora Papa regnante, ma ogni smentita è per Cionci una conferma, perché, a suo avviso, se Benedetto confermasse pubblicamente il suo piano, svelerebbe il gioco che conduce. E se Benedetto dicesse che Cionci è matto, il nostro sarebbe pronto a dichiarare che, in senso spirituale, la follia può rappresentare il passaggio ad un alto livello di conoscenza. Non a caso nelle carte dei Tarocchi il "matto" cambia il suo significato a seconda di come esce nel giuoco, positivo se è diritto, negativo se è a rovescio.UNA TESI INCONSISTENTECionci afferma che il prof. Roberto de Mattei, direttore di Corrispondenza Romana, «non ha colto che la questione della legittimità di Bergoglio è canonica, anni luce prima di essere teologica». In realtà è proprio il Diritto canonico, prima ancora della dottrina teologica, a rendere inconsistente la tesi di Cionci, per cui la Chiesa cattolica sarebbe prossima alla sua fine, a causa di un'illegittima successione al pontificato. Cionci sembra ignorare che la Chiesa è necessariamente, e per sua natura, una società visibile. Pio XII lo esprime in questi termini: «La Chiesa cattolica è il gran mistero visibile, perché visibile è il suo capo sulla terra, il Vicario di Cristo, visibili sono i suoi ministri, visibile la sua vita, visibile il suo culto, visibile l'opera e l'azione sua per la salvezza e la perfezione degli uomini" (Discorso del 4 dicembre 1943).Se la Chiesa cattolica non fosse visibile, non potrebbe essere riconosciuta ed essa può e deve essere riconosciuta da ogni uomo sulla terra proprio per le proprietà visibili che la caratterizzano. Questa visibilità è data innanzitutto dalla successione apostolica, un carattere che si trova solo nella Chiesa cattolica romana. Chi proclama l'interruzione della successione apostolica si situa nel solco delle innumerevoli conventicole eretiche di cui sant'Alfonso Maria de' Liguori ha fatto un esauriente e sempre attuale compendio (Storia delle eresie colle loro confutazioni, Phronesis, Palermo 2022). Nell'orgoglio, nota sant'Agostino, hanno la loro radice tutte le eresie e le apostasie della fede (Sermo 46, n. 18). Solo un uomo pieno di presunzione può anteporre l'opinione propria al giudizio della Chiesa universale fondata da Dio. Per mortificare quella forma di orgoglio della mente che è la vana curiositas, potrebbe essere utile sostituire alle letture mattutine o serali di tanti blog pseudo-cattolici, le meditazioni illuminanti sull'Avvento del grande abate di Solesmes, dom Prosper Guéranger (1805-1875). Le parole della Liturgia spiegate da don Guéranger parlano di tenebre che Dio solo può dissipare e di piaghe che solo la sua bontà può risanare: sono le piaghe della Chiesa e sono le tenebre in cui è immerso chiunque rifiuta di accettarne il Mistero.

The Jazz Session No.287 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in Dec 2022, featuring the atmospheric 2017 album “Behemoth” from Phronesis, with Julian Arguelles and the Frankfurt Radio Big Band. TRACK LISTING: Things Ain't What They Used to Be - Duke Ellington; Bemsha Swing - Thelonius Monk; Gin House Blues - Nina Simone; Deed I Do - Diana Krall; Zieding - Phronesis, w. Julian Arguelles, Frankfurt Radio BB; Charm Defensive - Phronesis, w. Julian Arguelles, Frankfurt Radio BB; Riverside Blues - Kenny Ball; Give Me An Old Fashioned Swing in the Evening - Chris Barber; A Love Supreme - Carlos Santana & Mahavishnu John McLaughlin; Notwithstanding - Gilgamesh; Life Between the Exit Signs - Keith Jarrett; Free Hand - John Serry; Rouge - Miles Davis; No Moe - Sonny Rollins; Urban Control - Phronesis, w. Julian Arguelles, Frankfurt Radio BB; Phraternal - Phronesis, w. Julian Arguelles, Frankfurt Radio BB; Sabia - Antonio Carlos Jobim; Push Push - Herbie Mann; Plato - John Pope Quintet; New Now, Know How - Charles Mingus.

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Phronesis - We Are All Edition Records | Sept 14, 2018 1. One For Us 9.02 2. Matrix for D.A. 7.05 3. The Edge 5.57 4. Emerald Horseshoe 5.30 5. Breathless 5.01 6. The Tree Did Not Die 8.20 Jasper Høiby - Bass Ivo Neame - Piano Anton Eger - Drums Recorded on 4th & 5th April 2018 by August Wanngren at The Village Recording Studios, Copenhagen. Mixed in May 2018 by August Wanngren at Virkeligheden. Mastered in May 2018 by Thomas Eberger at Stockholm Mastering. ////////////////////////////////// CORTINA FINAL Untitled #1 Alive (LP Deluxe Version) Phronesis Edition Records | Marzo 4, 2022 /////////////////////////////

There is a growing ecosystem of people talking about menopause and aging. The Black Girl's Guide to Surviving Menopause sees ourselves as menopausal alchemists, doulas, cartographers, and advocates and has taken up an intentional role in ushering in intergenerational Black voices and narratives into the menopausal landscape. We see our intergenerational work, healing, and storytelling as an ethos. An ethos is "an element of argument and persuasion through which a speaker establishes their credibility and knowledge, as well as their good moral character". Ethos elements include: Phronesis or the wisdom or intelligence you have Arete is the general moral virtue of your argument Eunoia is the goodwill you establish with the audience BGG2SM ethos around intergenerational healing and storytelling is grounded in the belief that there is knowledge, wisdom, and expertise from the menopausal multiverse at every age, and if we create spaces for this energetic exchange through our stories and full-throated truths, we are transformed as individuals and healing across generations is possible. During this episode of the BGG2SM, we explore our relationship with our bodies across three decades and multiple identities as Black people with uteruses with Amber J. Phillips, Sonja Renee Taylor, and our host Omisade Burney-Scott. Enjoy! Episode Notes: Amber J. Phillips, @amberabundance Amber J. Phillips is a storyteller, filmmaker, and creative director. She creates world-building narratives using warm visuals and vulnerable performances through her lens of being a fat Black queer femme auntie from the Midwest. Amber recently released her first short film, “Abundance” about the limitations and radical possibilities of identity. Amber is the producer, writer, and performer of “Abundance” which was most recently a 2021 BlackStar Film Festival @blackstarfest selection and won the audience award for Best Short Narrative. Amber's written and visual work imagines a world where Black womanhood is an abundant overwhelming experience of safety, pleasure, and joy. She is devoted to using radical Black imagination to create stories, art, culture, and community. You can experience more of Amber's work on Instagram and Twitter @AmberAbundance and at AmberAbundance.com Sonya Renee Taylor, @sonyareneetaylor New York Times Best Selling author, award-winning performance poet, activist, and educator, Sonya Renee Taylor, is the Founder and Radical Executive Officer of The Body is Not An Apology, a digital media, and education company committed to radical self-love and body empowerment as the foundational tool for social justice. Sonya has worked in numerous countries and on major media outlets around the world, reaching hundreds of thousands of people with her commitment to radical self-love and transformation. Visit her at www.sonyareneetaylor.com or www.thebodyisnotanapology.com References: Flower of Wands-Gentle Tarot, https://thegentletarot.com/ Zane, https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Zane/269527 Judy Blume, https://judyblume.com/judy-blume-books/ “Say More” menopause and midlife discussion deck (BGG2SM listeners can use the code "OMI20" to get 20% off their "Say More" purchase at https://ourkindra.com/. Check out our open source toolkit http://bit.ly/saymoretoolkit ) Learn more! www.blackgirlsguidetosurvivingmenopause.com Produced by Mariah M. Hosted by Omisade Burney-Scott Theme Music by Taj Cullen Scott Season 4 of the podcast is sponsored by our local NPR station, WUNC, North Carolina Public Radio! www.wunc.org

This lecture discusses key ideas from the ancient philosopher Aristotle's work of moral theory, the Nicomachean Ethics. Specifically it focuses focuses on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics book 6, and examines his discussion of the intellectual virtue of Phronesis - translated as "prudence" or "practical wisdom". Prudence is one of the most important of the virtues or dispositions, and provides a key linkage between the various moral virtues, such as justice, courage, or temperance, and the intellect. It provides the ability to deliberate well about means to ends, and to adapt general principles to specific situations. To support my ongoing work, go to my Patreon site - www.patreon.com/sadler If you'd like to make a direct contribution, you can do so here - www.paypal.me/ReasonIO - or at BuyMeACoffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/A4quYdWoM You can find over 2000 philosophy videos in my main YouTube channel - www.youtube.com/user/gbisadler Purchase Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics - amzn.to/30S00ZT

The book Applied Philosophy for Health Professions Education by Megan Brown, Mario Veen and Gabrielle Finn considers the practical application of philosophical concepts to teaching, learning, and research, covers philosophical concepts such as Stoicism and Practical Wisdom, and includes practice points for educators within each chapter of the book. *To skip to a specific presentation, scroll down to the end for all the times* In this episode (and if you're a regular listener of this podcast you may skip to another episode unless you are interested in this topic) some of the authors present their chapter. We invite you to our book launch conference on September 13th, 7pm-9pm BST. It's free and you can sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsH_0JJ0tu1Zy8b-DpNdvP9mvVixSFyBVHE21diIXElUalGQ/viewform  The book launch will be dedicated to discussion between attending authors and those who sign up. We've had fantastic interest from our contributing authors regarding attending the launch, so it looks set to be a rich and practical discussion regarding how we can "philosophize" health professions education.  The book is available here: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-19-1512-3  If you are interested in philosophy and education after listening to this episode, I invite you to listen to Episode 22 of this podcast: World-Centered Education with Gert Biesta https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Ios0v1c7SvA5Q3vLRSfMr?si=lz5FfBltQOS1CBz6muOEUw&utm_source=whatsapp&nd=1  If you have any questions or comments, do not hesitate to contact us on twitter. After all, the only stupid question is the one you did not ask: Megan Brown: https://twitter.com/Megan_EL_Brown  Mario Veen: https://twitter.com/MarioVeen  Gabrielle finn: https://twitter.com/gabs_finn    Timecodes of the presentations in this episode: 2:58 Chapter 2 Philosophy of Education: Towards a Practical Philosophy of Educational Practice Wouter Pols, Joop Berding 9:55 Chapter 3 Subjectification in Health Professions Education: Why We Should Look Beyond the Idea of Professional Identity Formation Simon Verwer, Marije van Braak 17:55 Chapter 4 The Serious Healer: Developing an Ethic of Ambiguity Within Health Professions Education Mario Veen, Megan E. L. Brown 25:02 Chapter 5 Acknowledgement: The Antidote to Skillification (of Empathy) in Health Professions Education Anne de la Croix, Grace Peters, William F. Laughey 30:22 Chapter 9 The Philosophy of Social Justice: Lessons for Achieving Progress in Health Professions Education Through Meaningful Inclusion Angelique N. Dueñas, Marina Politis, Adam Danquah 33:16 Chapter 10 The Future of Healthcare is Feminist: Philosophical Feminism in Health Professions Education Lena Wånggren, Gabrielle Maria Finn 39:19 Chapter 12 “What Does It Mean to Be?”: Ontology and Responsibility in Health Professions Education Tasha R. Wyatt, Rola Ajjawi, Mario Veen 47:24 Chapter 15 Ethics Education in the Health Professions Bryan C. Pilkington 50:12 Chapter 23 Teaching Dignity in the Health Professions Bryan C. Pilkington 53:11 Chapter 16 Climate Change and Health Care Education Cristina Richie 58:41 Chapter 18 Philosophy as Therapy: Rebalancing Technology and Care in Health Professions Education Martina Ann Kelly, Tim Dornan, Tinu Ruparell 1:04:10 Chapter 20 Phronesis in Medical Practice: The Will and the Skill Needed to Do the Right Thing Margaret Plews-Ogan, Kenneth E. Sharpe 1:12:20 Chapter 21 In Pursuit of Time: An Inquiry into Kairos and Reflection in Medical Practice and Health Professions Education Sven Schaepkens, Camillo Coccia 1:18:04 Chapter 22 The Application of Stoicism to Health Professions Education Alexander MacLellan, Megan E. L. Brown, Tim LeBon, Neil Guha 1:25:18 Chapter 24 The Ambiguities of Humility: A Conceptual and Historical Exploration in the Context of Health Professions Education Barret Michalec, Frederic W. Hafferty, Nicole Piemonte, Jon C. Tilburt

In this episode, Justin talks with Elliot Dellys, founder and CEO of cyber security business Phronesis Security

Forming, growing, sustaining, navigating, managing, and expanding relationships is no guesswork. It takes much intentionality that's guided by wisdom. A wise child of God recognises the place and importance of relationships and how to optimise them for the glory of God. God designed that you succeed and fulfil purpose on account of the relationships in your life. Listen as we wrap up the “Phronesis” teaching series and receive this priceless wisdom. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vivify365/message

Sometimes, we believers underestimate one super power that we have. It can save us from trouble, help us make the best decisions, and we can always stand victorious with it. What's this superpower, you ask? Wisdom! Listen to this episode and learn how to unleash this power in your life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vivify365/message

About our GuestGary Hartenburg holds a BA in Bible and theology from Moody Bible Institute, an MA in philosophy of religion and ethics from Biola University, and a PhD in philosophy from the University of California, Irvine. He is an associate professor or philosophy at Houston Baptist University, where he also serves as the director of the HBU Honors College, a liberal arts program for undergraduates to read, discuss, and write about great works of Western civilization. He resides with his family in the suburbs of Houston, Texas. His most recent publication is Aristotle: Education for Virtue and Leisure published by Classical Adademic Press. Show NotesWe invited Gary to discuss his new book. In keeping with one of our Classical Education podcast goals, "to inspire educators and parents to offer an education done well, influencing children to choose a life of virtue" Dr. Gary Hartenburg will inspire you! He explains that choices are not all equal in using time well and elaborates that to be ready and able to use time well, one must be “doing a lot of philosophy and music." He also explains the Aristotelian concept of “Phronesis” in contrast to “Sophia”, which is described as “practical vs theoretical.” To accomplish wisdom and theological contemplation, we must design an education that enables students to use their leisure time well. Reaching the highest end is philosophy and contemplation of the best things, with attention equally on all of the virtues of character. Each of four Aristotelian virtues: courage, moderation, justice, and wisdom must be equally considered in a classical education.  Students attain these virtue by "doing" and through the formation of good habits. Some topics in this episode include: How does leisure, as described by Aristotle, influence virtue? What is it to be happy and spend leisure time well? Will you explain phronesis and how it undergirds an Aristotelian Education? What would Aristotle say if he could speak through teachers to students? What do you think Aristotle would say about a common current approach to leisure and what would he say about the way we approach ethics in our schools? Books & Titles Mentioned In This EpisodeAristotelian Education for Virtue and Leisure by Dr. Gary HartenburgNichomachean Ethics by AristotleThe Republic by Plato_________________________________Credits:Sound Engineer: Andrew HelselLogo Art: Anastasiya CFMusic: Used with permission. cellists: Sara Sant' Ambrogio and Lexine Feng; pianist: Alyona Waldo  © 2022 Beautiful Teaching. All Rights Reserved ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week on The Loaded Radio Podcast we are joined by MONUMENTS guitarist John Browne and drummer Mike Malyan. MONUMENTS are a British progressive metal/metalcore band formed by former FELLSILENT guitarist, John Browne, and former TONY DANZA TAPDANCE EXTRAVAGANZA guitarist, Josh Travis. MONUMENTS have released three full-length albums via Century Media Records, 2012's "Gnosis", 2014's "The Amanuensis" and 2018's "Phronesis" with a new record, "In Stasis" arriving this month. In the podcast we discuss the amount of personell changes within the group, the creation of the latest LP and the importance of your bowels when you are in a band.

The first kind of Wisdom is Phronesis. It is a Greek Word translated into English as Prudence, Practical Virtue and Practical Wisdom. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tennyjames/message

This episode features a conversation between Dr. Scott Parsons, Character Education Integrator for the Military Program at the United States Military Academy at West Point, and Dr. Tom Harrison, Director of Education at the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues at the University of Birmingham.Dr. Harrison's specialist interests include character, cyber-wisdom and the internet, character education and virtue ethics, and youth social action and citizenship education. He researches, publishes and gives presentations in the UK and internationally in these areas. He also develops resources and training programmes for schools, the voluntary sector and other organisations. In this episode of On Point and the West Point Association for Graduates ‘Character Cut' series, Dr. Harrison talks about how he coined the term ‘cyber-phronesis,' its relevance at West Point in training young leaders, and the models he came up with for cultivating character in children. He also talks about his most recent book that focuses on how to cultivate character in your children so they can flourish online.---------------“The path to full wisdom is never really completed. I don't think any of us can say that we're ever fully wise in kind of a moral sense, mainly because new situations and challenges come at us all the time. Look at the number of new quandaries and dilemmas that just living in the digital age has thrown up and et cetera. But it is considered that, you know, we hopefully become more wise over time.” - Dr. Tom Harrison---------------Episode Timestamps(01:47) Introducing Dr. Tom Harrison(02:44) About Tom's book, Thrive –how to cultivate character so your children can flourish online(06:25) Coining and defining cyber-phronesis(08:58) The relevance of phronesis at West Point(10:11) Phronesis in a combat setting(10:55) Explaining the ‘thrive' model(15:10) Using the ‘react' model as a young leader(18:54) Virtues in Tom's life---------------LinksDr. Tom Harrison TwitterDr. Scott Parsons LinkedInWest Point Association of GraduatesOn Point Podcast

This season, we're showcasing stories from the inaugural class of Changing Narratives Africa Fellowship, a highly selective program for African food entrepreneurs who are ready to scale their brands into global markets. This week's guest is Chichi Eriobu, the Founder and CEO of Phronesis Foods Nigeria Limited, a globally-growing food Processing, packaging & export company, creating new food product lines from existing raw materials. A Christian, and multiple award-winning entrepreneur, Chichi was awarded Best Female Business Speaker of the Year (Leadership Mind Awards, 2017) and Outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year Award (BAOBAB International Awards, 2018). In 2020, she was appointed one of the young people to sit on the Board of Crown Point College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ogun State. And in 2021, she won an award for influence through Business & Entrepreneurship, presented to her by FBI Awards. Having been selected for multiple business grants opportunities, Chichi is teaching other small businesses how to leverage grant funding for their business growth, with her first eBook, ‘How to Pitch Your Business'. Chichi's vision is to build a globally recognized solution-based business, and impact other young entrepreneurs with the investment of her personality.Find Phronesis Foods on Instagram: @phronesisfoodsFollow Item 13 on social media: Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @item13podcastDon't forget to subscribe & leave us a review!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Item 13 by becoming a member!Item 13: An African Food Podcast is Powered by Simplecast.

y'all be saying ashawo szn but you know that it's all just cruise. subscribe, listen and share. Song Credits Nukedzor (What's Up) - Stonebwoy, Joey B & Abra Cadabra Di Gal - Kelvin DJ, Phronesis & Alpha --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/room201/message

Listen to Episode #1 of Phronesis. David Rosch was my first guest - I Have a FearDr. David Rosch is Associate Professor of Leadership Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Learn more about David's work by visiting the Journal of Leadership Education - David Rosch, Google Scholar - David Rosch, or Illinois Leader Lab. Quotes from This Episode"I would like to start a conversation in our field - "What does it really mean to be an effective leader in a way that we can all get around some agreement?"(In part, our work is about) "Trying to help leaders and emerging leaders see things in new, more complex, more mature ways."(Leadership scholars are) "all using different vocabulary to talk about not identical concepts, but overlapping concepts, it would be good to start talking about, well, what do we mean in a disciplined way?""We're not teaching students how to make more effective meaning of what's going on in front of them so that they can apply the concepts in their actual life, on a minute-to-minute basis.""Most introduction to leadership courses are really an introduction to the history of leadership studies."Resources Discussed in This EpisodePodcast - The Lowe PostPodcast - Growing as Grown Ups Podcast - Keith Eigel/Robert KeganAbout The International Leadership Association (ILA)The ILA was created in 1999 to bring together professionals with a keen interest in the study, practice, and teaching of leadership. Connect with Scott AllenWebsite

Today on RTP, what is Phronesis? Also, should it characterize Christians to take pleasure in justice being done on Biden and Fauci?

Dem Wissen um zu wissen, setzte Aristoteles das Wissen, um zu handeln an die Seite. Es ist Sache der Ethik und in der Rahmung Politik. Hier entwickelte er die bleibenden Maßstäbe von Mitte und Maß, die sich allerdings nicht arithmetisch-mathematisch definieren lassen, sondern Erfahrung und Einsicht erfordern: Phronesis und ein Ethos wie in der sicheren Übung. Noch immer unerlässliche Maßgaben, um das Glück nicht mit Sicherheit zu verfehlen. Denn seine Bedingung ist der Bios, die Lebensform, nicht nur die augenblickliche Lust (hedone).

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Music prodigy Phronesis sits down with Afi and Zuu for a dialogue about the music industry, violent attacks and safety in schools. Outro song: Enam - No More Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and follow us on Instagram: @staybyplanpod and on Twitter: @staybyplanpod Subscribe to our Youtube channel! Share your thoughts with #StayByPlan! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/staybyplan/message

Dr. Elena  Antonacopoulou is the founder and director of GNOSIS an international, interdisciplinary, and independent research and leadership development Institute. She has held full-time Professorial appointments at the Universities of Liverpool, Manchester, and Warwick and currently holds Visiting Professorial appointments at Western University, Canada, University of Lincoln (UK), and the Royal Norwegian Airforce Academy (Norway). Her scientifically rigorous collaborative research in management and organization studies has earned her many research grants, awards, and accolades recognizing the impact of the ideas developed. Her principal research expertise lies in the areas of Strategic Change, Organisational Learning and Resilience, Knowledge, and Crisis Management with a focus on leadership implications. Elena's work is published widely in international journals including Academy of Management Learning and Education Journal, Journal of Management Studies, British Journal of Management, Journal of Management Inquiry, Management Learning. She has co-edited 5 books including two new volumes (Sensuous Learning for Practical Judgment in Professional Practice) advancing innovative learning modes that enhance the impact of management practice. She has been elected and served in multiple leadership roles in the top professional bodies in the management field and has received several awards for her outstanding leadership and service contributions and teaching excellence. She is frequently invited to deliver keynote speeches at international conferences, and deliver workshops that inspire and promote action choices that serve the common good. She is a certified coach from the International Coaching Federation.Connecting with ElenaGoogle ScholarLinkedInQuotes From This Episode"Phronesis is a creative act, especially when navigating the unknown...It's not just what happens when we're faced with dilemmas, paradoxes, and crucible moments. Of course, that's where our strength of character shines and guides our action choices, which is why we mark it as an act of practical wisdom.""Practise is about repetition, not replication. I emphatically highlight in my work the distinction between repeating and replicating. I draw on Deleuze, who asserts that repetition is always about the difference. Hence, for me practising is about the leap of faith.""Reflexivity is this moment where we are in a situation fully present. So we show up, and we are experiencing it by allowing ourselves to feel and participate as an insider, at the same time, simultaneously, as we have the capacity to extrapolate and see it from an outsider's perspective.""Sensuousness is the secret intelligence that I don't think we've even begun to tap into, which is so important to phronesis. I call it CORE (Centeredness, Oneness, Reflex and Energy) Intelligence (CQ) because it is about tapping beyond our sensibility and sensitivity into our sentience".Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeEikeland, O. 2008. The ways of Aristotle: Aristotelian phrónêsis, aristotelian philosophy of dialogue, and action research. Shotter, J. & Tsoukas, H. 2014. In search of Phronesis: Leadership and the art of judgment. Academy of Management Learning & Education, 13: 224-243The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho About The International Leadership Association (ILA)The ILA was created in 1999 to bring together professionals with a keen interest in the study, practice, and teaching of leadership. Connect with Scott AllenWebsite

This Friday - August 6th 2021 - Bandcamp has announced that they are waiving their fees for to help support artist impacted by the pandemic.  This means that if you buy music on Friday this week the artist actually gets all the money (minus paypal or credit card processing fees).  Learn more: https://daily.bandcamp.com/features/bandcamp-fridays-2021 We thought this was a good opportunity to share some of our favorite albums, since you might be wanting recommendations to fill up your bandcamp shopping cart on friday.   Here are the links to the albums we talk about: "Colored Sands" by Gorguts: https://gorguts.bandcamp.com/album/colored-sands "Morgan Delt" by Morgan Delt: https://morgandelt.bandcamp.com/album/morgan-delt-2 "Oviri" by Jute Gyte: https://jutegyte.bandcamp.com/album/oviri "Agüita" by Gabriel Garzón-Montano: https://gabrielgarzonmontano.bandcamp.com/album/ag-ita "I Do Not Wake Up" by ddb:  https://dennydennybreakfast.bandcamp.com/album/i-do-not-wake-up "Solipsist" by The Zenith Passage: https://uniqueleaderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/solipsist "Lugal Ki En" by Rings of Saturn: https://uniqueleaderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/lugal-ki-en "Billions of Cicadas" by BlipVert: https://blipvert.bandcamp.com/album/billions-of-cicadas "The Behemoth" by Phronesis: https://phronesistrio.bandcamp.com/album/the-behemoth "Y-OTIS 2" by Otis Sandsjö: https://wejazzrecords.bandcamp.com/album/y-otis-2 "Canticles Of The Holy Scythe" by LÜÜP: https://i-voidhangerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/canticles-of-the-holy-scythe And lastly, Giacinto Scelsi: https://giacintoscelsi.bandcamp.com/

Phronesis wisdom is the wisdom that gives you the mindset, opinion, sentiment, affections and thought processes of the righteous. It makes you think like Jesus. It makes your mind work like that of the Holy Spirit. This wisdom increases in the life of the one that meditates and commits scriptures to their minds consistently.

Episode Notes In this episode, we discuss Walter Benjamin's "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction" with special guest Max Nussenbaum of the On Deck Writer Fellowship. The On Deck Writer Fellowship is an eight-week remote program for internet writers who want to improve their writing and grow an audience. The On Deck Writer Fellowship will be hosting "Drafted," a day-long writing & learning event on March 22, 2021 at 11 am EST. Hear from amazing speakers, meet other incredible writers, and learn how writing can accelerate your career online. Register for free. On Deck is currently offering special early-bird pricing of $1,990 for our third cohort, which kicks off April 17. Apply here. If you liked this episode, please leave us a review! If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to us on our website. Or, if you would like to read and listen to more of our work, go to www.athwart.org. Image by Jeremy Yap via Unsplash. Music courtesy of yn00001 via Musopen Note: This episode of Phronesis is sponsored by On Deck.

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The International Criminal Court has found former LRA commander Dominic Ongwen guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Sierra Leone’s Fatima Maada Bio has denied allegations that billions of Leones have been illegally used to furnish the Office of the First Lady. Ghana’s Phronesis on his new EP, 'Evergreen'.

This week we talk about the foundation of leadership, sharing knowledge, wisdom, and insight. Phronesis is a type of wisdom relevant to practical action, implying both good judgement and excellence of character and habits, sometimes referred to as "practical virtue".

This is an audio version of the pastoral section of the weekly newsletter of FPC. Music: "Young Stuff," Snarky Puppy "Seven for Samba," Phronesis

This is an audio version of the pastoral section of the weekly newsletter of FPC. Music: "Young Stuff," Snarky Puppy "Summersault," Phronesis

This is an audio version of the pastoral entry for the weekly newsletter of FPC. Music: "Young Stuff," Snarky Puppy, Ground Up "Mournful," Phronesis, Organic Warfare

Si può votare a favore di una legge ingiusta al fine di impedire il varo di un’altra legge più ingiusta o di eliminarne una più iniqua già vigente? La risposta dell’autore è la seguente: non è mai moralmente lecito proporre, votare o dare in qualsiasi modo appoggio formale ad una legge ingiusta, anche perseguendo il fine eticamente lecito di limitare i danni ed anche se stretti da necessità. La norma legittimante un male morale è una legge ingiusta e mai si può dare il proprio voto a sostegno di una legge di tal natura.

This is an audio version of the pastoral entry of the weekly newsletter of FPC Greenville.   Music: "Young Stuff, Snarky Puppy, Ground Up "Untitled #1," Phronesis, Organic Warfare

Die passende Spotify Playlist mit den Songs findest du hier: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5VN7A5L7LyTdJys62QfrbU?si=qoEGQJ7VQi2AsilXhrHaVQFür eine Apple Music Playlist musst du hier lang: https://music.apple.com/de/playlist/zimmerlautst%C3%A4rke-fastbreak-folge-06/pl.u-e98lkxLszWMBNj

Bill interviewed a leading Catholic voice in public affairs, especially in bioethics and the culture of life: Richard Doerflinger. His latest column for Catholic News Service examines the implications of the “Science Wins” maxim publicized by Pfizer Inc. in a recent TV commercial. You can see the commercial here. Doerflinger mentioned libertarian bioethicist John Harris in connection with the developments and moral controversies surrounding research on embryonic stem cells some years ago. Once concerns about human dignity were successfully eased by the development of pluripotent cells, science and society both did win from a prudential pullback from reliance on embryonic cells. Phronesis is practical moral judgment that integrates human wisdom and prudence to make the best decisions possible on public policy and practice given the facts human beings know from science—in light of virtue as a crucial factor. In the Catholic journal First Things. James Hankins has written recently about Machiavelli as the political guru of his day, who introduced scientism as a values-free guideline for geopolitical strategy. Machiavelli’s own predictions about outcomes in the absence of moral judgments led to strategic failures rather than successes, Doerflinger pointed out. The only law of history is the law of unintended consequences, according to Niall Ferguson, famed analyst of history, economics, and science. Doerflinger commented that unintended negative consequences have indeed been known to result from cases where science was unleashed without the exercise of human prudence. Photo credit: The Criterion (Indianapolis)

Pastor Parsley continues his Wisdom series, teaching on the second of three forms of wisdom: phronesis. It’s the power of common sense and paying attention to small details that takes care of life’s small problems so they don’t become major obstacles in your walk of faith.

Phronesis, The Comet is Coming, Elliot Galvin, Matthew Halsall, Yazz Ahmed and Vula Viel are our guests in this jazz special.

Radio Jazz studievært Erik Raben præsenterer musik med vibrafonisten Milt Jackson, pianisten Keith Jarrett’s ”Standards Trio” og guitaristen Wes Montgomery samt Jaspar Høiby gruppen ”Phronesis”, pianisten Carsten Dahl og tenorsaxofonisten Bent Jædig. Sendt i Radio Jazz i 2019 Der er mere jazz på www.radiojazz.dk

Today we’re joined by Judy Gichoya an interventional radiology fellow at the Dotter Institute at Oregon Health and Science University. In our conversation, we discuss: • Judy's research in “Phronesis of AI in Radiology: Superhuman meets Natural Stupidy,” reviewing the claims of “superhuman” AI performance in radiology. • We explore potential roles in which AI can have success in radiology, along with some of the different types of biases that can manifest themselves across multiple use cases. • We look at the CheXNet paper, which details how human and AI performance can complement and improve each other's performance for detecting pneumonia in chest X-rays. The complete show notes can be found at twimlai.com/talk/275. Visit twimlcon.com to learn more about the TWIMLcon: AI Platforms conference! 

Metal V chats to Browne, guitarist extraordinaire of UK based prog masters Monuments and discusses all manner of metal importance from crafting songs featured on their amazing new album Phronesis to craft beer and their favorite Aussie bands, but most importantly the upcoming and stunning Progfest tour in Australia in January 2019

Episode #10: Travel The theme for this latest episode is Travel. Many of the artists who come to Sage Gateshead are in the middle of a UK, European or sometimes even a world tour. For them, is travel just a necessary evil – something they have to do just to please their fans and find new audiences– or does it actually helps them shape and influence their music? So, on this podcast episode we ask Sumi Choi, lead singer of Korean band Say Sue Me, to tell us about her favourite destination, Philidelphian poet and rapper Moor Mother reveals why she prefers planes over trains, and the seasoned travellers of jazz trio Phronesis explain the importance of having an understanding family back home. So place your bags in the overhead locker, put your phone on airplane mode and fasten your seatbelt...as we take you on tour. Backstage is a regular podcast where we go behind the scenes for exclusive interviews and insights from leading and emerging artists who’ll be taking to the stage at Sage Gateshead, and discover some of the activities that take place, and the communities that meet there.

这期节目讨论三个话题，首先是是张艺谋拍的中国版的五十度灰，「影」Shadow，一部邓超孙俪和郑恺主演的古装故事片。第二个话题是近十年来英国收视率最高的一部英剧，九月底刚在英国BBC完播的贴身保镖，Bodyguard，最后，我们会聊聊川普提名的美国最高法院院长 Brett Kavanaugh 是如何在电视转播前和指认他是强奸犯的高中同学 Christine Blasey Ford 展开的一场戏剧冲突不亚于任何影视作品的也许是意义深远的一场听证会。本期嘉宾是历史学家方曌和记者张云亭。（标题中的 Scotus 是美国安全部门给最高法院法官的代号。）节目中提到的作品信息电影「影」，张艺谋http://suo.im/5glOXa电影「长城」，张艺谋http://suo.im/4EKiXk电影「满城尽带黄金甲」，张艺谋http://suo.im/51iVWz长诗「伊利亚特」，荷马http://suo.im/5glP5I电影「赵氏孤儿」，陈凯歌http://suo.im/4TMJ0g电影「英雄」，张艺谋http://suo.im/4xe8rl英剧「贴身保镖」Bodyguard，BBChttp://suo.im/51jp5c美剧「国土安全」Homeland，Showtimehttp://suo.im/4pHTG8英剧「是，大臣」Yes Minister，BBChttp://suo.im/58PCop电影「保镖」，惠特尼•休斯顿http://suo.im/4Mgx3J电影「中南海保镖」，李连杰http://suo.im/51jpS4非虚构「九人」，杰弗里·图宾http://suo.im/5glQF8文献「联邦党人文集」The Federalist Papershttp://suo.im/51jr1Q节目中提到的 Lindsey Graham 格雷厄姆是代表南卡州的共和党参议院编辑推荐非虚构「邻人之妻」，]盖伊·特立斯http://suo.im/5glNB8非虚构「流动的现代性」，齐格蒙特·鲍曼http://suo.im/5glNNe非虚构「现代性与大屠杀」，齐格蒙特·鲍曼http://suo.im/51iYXl「工作、消费、新穷人」，齐格蒙特·鲍曼http://suo.im/4pHYey展览「起好宅、住台北」2018台北公共住宅展，台北松山文创园http://suo.im/51jqQSIntro 音乐是 Phronesis 的 67000 MPH，Outro 音乐也是他们的音乐，叫 One for Us。文化土豆是由听众赞助的文艺潮流圆桌节目，成为文化土豆的会员，请访问官网是 www.culturepotato.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

5e émission de la 40e session... Cette semaine, du postbop, electronic et ambient... En musique: Vincent Thekal Trio sur l'album Origami  (Hypnote, 2018); DOG sur l'album No Dogs Allowed  (Rattle, 2018); Phronesis sur l'album We are All  (Edition, 2018); Rejoicer sur l'album Energy Dreams  (Stones Throw, 2018); Nik Turner and Youth sur l'album Pharoahs From Outher Space  (Painted Word, 2018); Eiko Ishibashi & Darin Gray sur l'album Ichida  (Black Truffle, 2018)...

5e émission de la 40e session... Cette semaine, du postbop, electronic et ambient... En musique: Vincent Thekal Trio sur l'album Origami  (Hypnote, 2018); DOG sur l'album No Dogs Allowed  (Rattle, 2018); Phronesis sur l'album We are All  (Edition, 2018); Rejoicer sur l'album Energy Dreams  (Stones Throw, 2018); Nik Turner and Youth sur l'album Pharoahs From Outher Space  (Painted Word, 2018); Eiko Ishibashi & Darin Gray sur l'album Ichida  (Black Truffle, 2018)...

On this episode of the Gear Gods Excessive Nerd Sh*t Podcast, we hung out with Monuments' guitarist Olly Steele and talked about their newest record Phronesis, all things songwriting, and of course, tap dancing. #cheh

Another master has left us. Randy Weston passed away on Sept. 1st at the venerable age of 92. This week we celebrate the music of an artist that consciously built a bridge between jazz and African musical traditions and, in doing so, strongly contributed to the awareness of the African roots of jazz music. The playlist will include music by Randy Weston and by musicians he inspired like Al Grey, Rodney Kendrick, Heiner Franz and Freddie Hubbard as well as new releases and re-releases by Fred Hersch, Dinosaur, Phronesis, Esbjorn Svensson Trio, Stefon Harris and Stephane Spira. The detailed playlist is available at https://spinitron.com/radio/playlist.php?station=rfb&playlist=7670#here

Artist - Tune - Album Cleveland Eaton - John’s Groove - Taurus Baaba Maal - Soukanayo - Nomad Soul Cassandra Wilson - Closer To You - Thunderbird Herbie Hancock - Riot - Speak Like A Child Marquis Hill - King Legend - Modern Flows EP, Vol. 1 Stanley Clarke, Jean-Luc Ponty, Biréli Lagrène - Paradigm Shift - D-Stringz Gregory Porter & Lalah Hathaway - Insanity - Take Me To The Alley Howard Johnson & Gravity - Yesterdays - Gravity!!! Phronesis - Walking Dark - Walking Dark Sarah Vaughan - Everyday I Have The Blues - Sassy Swings Again Victor Wooten - Cupid - Trypnotyx Horace Silver - Que Pasa - Song For My Father The ode to musical styles past and present that introduces Jazz Gumbo in “Music Evolution” by Branford Marsalis and Buckshot Lefonque. Playlists for all past Sets of Jazz Gumbo will be found at jazzgumbo.blogspot.ca Question: Didn't that cover of "Yesterdays" by Howard Johnson & Gravity just Blow You Away!?! Did you suspect that a Tuba could sound so sweet? Let alone 6 of them?!? Thanks to Keith Coston in Detroit and his Podcast, Jazz Renaisance. He puts out great Sets, through which I’ve been introduced to a number of newer artists, including Marquis Hill and Phronesis who are included in this Set. There’s such a wealth of great talent and great music out there, that friendly guides with similar tastes help us to the artists that will speak to us most deeply. So thanks to this community of sharing people, spreading the love. Most importantly, Thanks to the Musicians! This is pure amateurism on my part – sharing incredible art because I love it. And I hope that this sharing benefits those who pour their entire lives into it, especially those lesser known music makers, like Cleveland Eaton and Howard Johnson, and the side-players, orchestras and choruses. In this world of the 1% and the 99%, the arts world is imbalanced like any other. A precious few musicians live in luxury and renown, while the great multitudes of others – sometimes as great as the revered – share their gifts in obscurity, or lack the opportunity of even that. I’m thinking more these days about how the Arts benefit me, and about how I support Art, or whether I even do that, in its many forms. Thrive! Kirby Obsidian ps - I seem to have become absent minded about what I've recently played. So yes, the Sarah Vaughan piece was played just two Sets ago.

The Road. A place that inspires music and inspires to listen to music. In this episode of Mondo Jazz we’ll focus on music about roads to Timbuktu, French and Italian streets, being “on the road” and the road as a metaphor for a jazzist’s necessary openness to the unexpected. And some jazz inspired by the soundtrack of Federico Fellini's "La Strada" [The street, in Italian]. PLAYLIST INCLUDES: Thievery Corporation, Jimmy Smith, Wes Montgomery, Sexmob, Enrico Pieranunzi, Avion Travel, Richard Galliano, Jacky Byard, Geri Allen, Mario Arcari, Aldo Romano, Nelson Veras, Francesco Negro, Paolo Fresu, Phronesis, Peter Schwebs, Fabrizio Cassol, Oumou Sangarè, Branford Marsalis, Jr. Walker, Numbers Band, Mark Simmonds, Mark Murphy, Jenny Scheinman, Rob Wasserman, Lou Reed. Full playlist at: https://spinitron.com/radio/playlist.php?station=rfb&playlist=5859#here

  Können Computer denken? Es kommt darauf an, was man unter Denken versteht. Wenn man Denken als – noch so komplexe – Rechenleistung definiert, können Computer dies besser als jeder Mensch.   Auch Schachcomputer sind inzwischen dermaßen ausgereift, dass kein Mensch der Welt mehr je gegen sie eine Chance hat.   Computer können kognitive menschliche Leitungen ersetzen. Sie können sogar malen wie Pablo Picasso, Häuser entwerfen wie Renzo di Piano, sie können Piano spielen wie Rubinstein, und sie können Diabetesprogramme und Diäten, Autos, Flugzeuge und Schiffe steuern.   Man könnte meinen, Computer wären kreativ. Aber stimmt das? Wenn dem so wäre, müssten wir uns nicht um die Gunst von High Potentials bemühen, die besonders firm im kreativen Problemlösen sind. Leute also, die imstande sind, für multifaktorielle, multidimensionale Probleme situationsgerechte, passgenaue, atmende Lösungen zu entwickeln, die ohne die Fähigkeit kreativ zu denken, undenkbar wären.   Konvergent und divergentes denken   Computer bearbeiten Probleme üblicherweise, indem sie konvergente „Denk“-Operationen durchführen. Das Ziel konvergenten Denkens ist es, zu einem gegebenen Problem nur eine bestimmte Lösung bzw. eine Reihe von Lösungen zu finden.   Zwar arbeiten etliche Firmen wie z.B. Google fieberhaft an kreativen Programmen; was ihnen aber (noch) fehlt, ist die Intuition, die man gemeinhin auch als den „göttlichen Funken“ bezeichnet.   Dieser Funken ist der Auslöser divergentes Denken, die das Ziel haben, zu einem gegebenen Problem gleich mehrere Lösungsideen zu generieren.   Dabei ist Kreativität keinesfalls mit Spinnerei gleichzusetzen. Auch das sprunghafte, affektive Denken wirrer Geister ist nicht gemeint.   Vielmehr suchen wir nach Potentialen, die auch unter den harten Bedingungen der Realität souverän performen. Wir suchen Individuen, die gebildet und erfahren sind, solche, die dazu in der Lage sind, ihre Ideen in die Wirklichkeit zu transformieren. Und zwar auch dann, wenn sich die Wirklichkeit verändert. Wir brauchen Leute mit praktischem Können und Wissen. Aristoteles nannte es „Phronesis.“   Die Bedingung der Phronesis ist die Fähigkeit, divergent zu denken. Und Intelligenz. Je höher, desto besser.   Kreatives Denken ist gleichzusetzen mit divergentem Denken.   Wenn du nun die Kreativität deines Personals – oder deine eigene – testen willst, dann denke dir eine komplexe Aufgabe aus, eine jener multidimensionalen Aufgaben, mit denen die digitale Markenführung täglich zu tun hat.   Und dann checke, wie deine Leute das Problem lösen.   Für die Einordnung bzw. „Messung“ der divergenten Denkfähigkeit empfiehlt sich die Überprüfung der Voraussetzungen der Merkmale Flüssigkeit, Flexibilität und Originalität. Machen wir doch einfach ein Spiel: Wie wäre es mit „Stadt, Land, Fluss“?   ïFlüssigkeit ist gleichbedeutend mit Produktivität, also die Fähigkeit, zu einer gegebenen Aufgabe möglichst viele Lösungsideen zu produzieren. Dabei wird von der Annahme ausgegangen, dass sich mit der wachsenden Menge an Ideen gleichzeitig die Wahrscheinlichkeit für das Auftreten qualitativ hochwertiger Lösungen erhöht. Wäre es ein Spiel, so könnte es dem beliebten „Stadt, Land, Fluss“ in der Phase vor der Spielaufnahme entsprechen, wenn nach weiteren Oberbegriffen gesucht wird: Beruf? Name? Pflanze? Tier?   ïFlexibilität bedeutet die Fähigkeit, eine große Zahl unterschiedlicher Ideen zu produzieren, die sich voneinander so deutlich unterscheiden, dass sie verschiedenen Inhaltsklassen zugeordnet werden können. Flüssigkeit unterscheidet sich von Flexibilität dadurch, dass hier nicht mehr die Menge, sondern die Breite und Art der Ideenproduktion im Vordergrund steht. Um diese dem semantischen, emotional-kognitiven Bereich zugehSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=2PU5W9H752VZJ&source=url)

Catherine is here today with Jo Burston. Jo Burston is the founder and CEO of Job Capital a company she grew from nothing to $40M in less than 5 years with a team of 12, co-founder and director of Phronesis.Academy and founder of the entrepreneurial ...

Catherine is here today with Jo Burston. Jo Burston is the founder and CEO of Job Capital a company she grew from nothing to $40M in less than 5 years with a team of 12, co-founder and director of Phronesis.Academy and founder of the entrepreneurial movement Inspiring Rare Birds. Rare Birds works to promote opportunity for women in entrepreneurship and has a global vision to have one million women in its community by 2020. The business is partnered with Phronesis.Academy to provide a blended learning environment to teach the skills and mindset of entrepreneurship to children and adults. Jo collaborated with Phronesis.Academy co-founder Dr Richard Seymour, from the University of Sydney Business School, to develop its first program startup.business. The program is being taught in primary and secondary schools and is on track to be rolled out nationally. Sharing entrepreneurial journeys is one of Rare Birds' core offerings and Jo has so far published three books – Brilliant BusinessKids, Australia's 50 Influential Women Entrepreneurs and #IFSHECANICAN. Brilliant BusinessKids is her most recent publication, having launched in August, 2016, and is a comic book showcasing the real-life stories of 12 children – many of whom have global enterprises. The book can read as a standalone publication or as the course book for startup.business. Jo has been recognised as one of Australia's top entrepreneurs for the past six years and is a leading authority on global women's entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship as a whole, and SMB markets. She was recently invited by Microsoft to address some of the 45,000 delegates at its Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto and has also delivered a summer course on entrepreneurship at Oxford University, in the United Kingdom. Find Out More About Jo Burston Rare Birds Website Jo Burston on Facebook Rare Birds on Facebook Jo Burston on Twitter @Jo_Burston Rare Birds on Twitter @insprarebirds Jo Burston on Instagram @jo_burston Rare Birds on Instagram inspiringrarebirds Sit back, tune in and enjoy the show! Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS

Jo Burston is the founder and CEO of Job Capital a company she grew from nothing to $40M in less than 5 years with a team of 12, co-founder and director of Phronesis.

At an early point in his secondary education, Dr. Drew Pinsky found himself debating whether he should become a doctor or an opera singer. Ultimately his true passion for helping others prevailed, making him one of the most recognizable names in medicine. Learn from the New York Times best-selling author, physician, opera singer, and civil servant as he goes deep into the philosophy behind the brain-body connection and addiction in this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. ***UPDATE: There was a file error where there was about 20mins of dead air after the interview. The file has been repaired. If you are experiencing issues please delete and re-download the podcast. We apologize for any inconvenience.*** SHOW NOTES Dr. Drew recalls being a workaholic and talks about why medicine is not fun today. [2:53] Tom and Dr. Drew dig into the philosophy behind helping other people. [5:54] Dr. Drew goes deep on the brain/body connection and the concept of embeddedness. [10:14] Tom and Dr. Drew discuss the inception of self. [14:18] Dr. Drew talks about constructing a sense of self as an adult. [18:17] Dr. Drew explains why disgust is a powerful motivator. [23:02] Dr. Drew unravels the necessity and power of myth. [28:35] Tom and Dr. Drew discuss cultivating a mythological landscape through community. [31:20] Dr. Drew describes how to leverage other people to make a conscious personal change. [34:34] Dr. Drew performs an impromptu operatic solo. [36:00] Dr. Drew talks about finding his path and how he stopped fighting a career in medicine. [36:40] Tom and Dr. Drew talk over subjective happiness and what it means to lead a good life. [41:54] Dr. Drew expounds on how to increase skill (techne) and wisdom (phronesis). [45:26] Dr. Drew defines the impact that he wants to have on the world. [48:01] MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Loveline - [0:55] Heal - http://bit.ly/2lJT7Dq [4:33] TERMINOLOGY Vagus nerve - http://bit.ly/2qg6iyq [12:04] Eudaimonic happiness - http://bit.ly/2qgaHRQ [7:10] Techne, Phronesis - http://bit.ly/2l0acan [8:33], [8:39] PEOPLE Martin Heidegger - http://bit.ly/2qdtDT2 [8:02] Steven Porges - http://bit.ly/2pI5Jwg [11:56] Wes Chapman - http://bit.ly/2pIr9ID [27:52] Dr. Allan Schore - http://bit.ly/2r3K8SE [39:10] BOOKS The Mirror Effect - http://amzn.to/2rk2485 [2:02] Cracked: Life on the Edge in a Rehab Clinic - http://amzn.to/2pOH6hu [2:03] Change or die - http://amzn.to/2qL82Cz [19:17] The Power of Myth - http://amzn.to/2qKX1RK [29:11] Candide by Voltaire - http://amzn.to/2raxsJJ [44:45] Epic of Gilgamesh - http://amzn.to/2ranyHY [44:56] FOLLOW DR. DREW WEBSITE: http://bit.ly/2qgazBH TWITTER: http://bit.ly/2pISjz8 INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/2pIHDRR FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/2qg6PQQ PODCAST: http://apple.co/2adyhqQ Tom Bilyeu is the co-founder of 2014 Inc. 500 company Quest Nutrition — a unicorn startup valued at over $1 billion — and the co-founder and host of Impact Theory. Impact Theory is a first-of-its-kind company designed to facilitate global change through the incubation of mission-based businesses and the cultivation of empowering content. Every piece of content Impact Theory creates is meant to underscore the company mission to free people from The Matrix and help them unlock their true potential. Impact Theory exists to inspire the next generation of game-changing companies and creators that will make a true and lasting impact on the world. FOLLOW TOM BILYEU TWITTER: http://bit.ly/2iyjY5P INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/2j7vqX8 FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/2hPStWo FOLLOW IMPACT THEORY TWITTER: http://bit.ly/2iC5lN3 INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/2hPSGJa FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/2iystOf Subscribe to the PODCAST to get episodes early: http://apple.co/2icO5wz

Repaso a tres grabaciones en HDO 270: Charlie Watts meets The Danish Radio Big Band (Impulse!, 2017), The Behemoth (Phronesis, Julian Argüelles, Frankfurt Radio Big Band; Edition Records, 2017), Tokyo Number 9 (Frank Catalano – Jimmy Chamberlin; RopeADope, 2017). Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2017 HDO es un podcast editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. Toda la información de HDO 270 en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=30529. Toda la información de HDO en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=13298

They're two words that get thrown around a lot but what exactly is the difference between knowledge and wisdom? Knowledge is something closer to what the Ancient Greeks called Episteme – a specialised knowledge in a particular field or an ability in a skill that's descriptive or explanatory in nature. Wisdom is something that’s harder to define but it’s closer to what the Greeks called Phronesis – it’s a more general understanding of how to live a good life and the decisions we should make. In this episode I discuss the differences between knowledge and wisdom, and the insights we can draw from them, including: - Knowledge comes and goes but wisdom lasts - Knowledge is additive and wisdom is subtractive - Knowledge Can Be Taught But Wisdom Must Be Learned So whether you're looking to make better decisions in your life or become more practically wise, this episode will give you actionable insights that will help you think smarter and make better decisions.

En la entrega número 115 de HDO escuchamos temas de las nuevas grabaciones de Phronesis, C.B.G., Robert Menzel, Mark Wade, Norbert Stein y Funambule Trio. HDO (Hablando de oídas) programa de la factoría Tomajazz editado, producido y presentado por Pachi Tapiz. Toda la información en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=13298

13 émission de la 32e session... Cette semaine, début rapide moderne, guitare, avant-jazz pis vieux beat très agréable! En musique: Phronesis sur l'album Parallax (Edition Records, 2016); Ergo sur l'album As Subtle as Tomorrow (Cuneiform, 2016); Marc Ducret Trio + 3 sur l'album Metatonal (Ayler, 2015); Henry Threadgill Ensemble Double Up sur l'album Old Locks and Irregular Verbs (Pi Recordings, 2016); Horace Tapscott sur l'album Dial "B" for Barbara (Nimbus, 1981); Julius Hemphill sur l'album Flat-Out Suite (Black Saint, 1980)..

13 émission de la 32e session... Cette semaine, début rapide moderne, guitare, avant-jazz pis vieux beat très agréable! En musique: Phronesis sur l'album Parallax (Edition Records, 2016); Ergo sur l'album As Subtle as Tomorrow (Cuneiform, 2016); Marc Ducret Trio + 3 sur l'album Metatonal (Ayler, 2015); Henry Threadgill Ensemble Double Up sur l'album Old Locks and Irregular Verbs (Pi Recordings, 2016); Horace Tapscott sur l'album Dial "B" for Barbara (Nimbus, 1981); Julius Hemphill sur l'album Flat-Out Suite (Black Saint, 1980)..

The paper sets out to consider the opinion which, at its bluntest, suggests that one should not work (in educational development) in a country which does not respect the principles of a liberal democracy, which has a poor reputation in terms of human rights and or has an autocratic government. The paper argues that such an opinion must rest on some sort of consequentialist balance sheet of the actual and anticipated consequences of committing to such work or declining to do so – and this takes it into some of the problems of applying such an equation. The paper also invites caution in the assessments that westerners make of countries portrayed as a ‘undemocratic’ and the importance of taking into account, for example, history, trajectory and context.

Fiona Leigh is a Lecturer in Philosophy at University College London, where she joined the Department in 2009, after earning her PhD (Monash). Fiona’s area of research specialty is Plato’s later metaphysics, especially Plato’s Sophist, and she has published papers in journals including Phronesis, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, Aperion, and Journal of Philosophy of Education. Currently she is working on a monograph length reading of the Sophist, and is interested in the potentially positive role of art in Plato’s work. This podcast is an audio recording of Dr. Leigh's talk - "Restless Forms & Changeless Causes" - at the Aristotelian Society on 5 March 2012. The recording was produced by Backdoor Broadcasting Company in conjunction with the Institute of Philosophy, University of London.

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Kernpunkt dieser Dissertation ist die ontologische Wende der Hermeneutik und ihre Bedingungen der Möglichkeit. Die Hauptthese meiner Arbeit ist, dass die ontologische Wende der Hermeneutik nicht von Heidegger, sondern von Gadamer, vollbracht wird – auch wenn sie eigentlich mit Heidegger beginnt. Um diese These zu belegen, müssen zunächst die Bedingungen dieser Wende, und zwar vor allem ihre sprachphilosophische Grundlage, genauer analysiert werden. Durch die Auseinandersetzung mit verschiedenen möglichen Interpretationen des Grundsatzes der philosophischen Hermeneutik Gadamers gewinne ich die für jene Wende entscheidende sprachphilosophische Auffassung, dass Sein, Sprache und Verstehen zwar nicht miteinander identisch sind, aber ontologisch zusammen eine Einheit bilden. Da im Hinblick auf die Geschichte der Hermeneutik die hermeneutische Auffassung Heideggers sich in zwei Phasen teilen lässt, muss demnach anschließend auch zweiteilig bewiesen werden, dass Heidegger diese ontologische Wende eigentlich nicht vollbringt. Die ontologische Wende vollendet sich nicht beim frühen Heidegger, weil er nur die Einheit von Sein und Verstehen klar erschließt, aber das Wesen der Sprache nicht ausreichend erklärt. Die ontologische Wende vollendet sich auch nicht beim späten Heidegger, weil er zwar die Einheit von Sein und Sprache bestätigt, aber das individuelle Verstehen ausschließt. Im letzten Teil der Argumentation für meine Hauptthese gilt es also zu erklären, wie Gadamer seinen Unterschied zu Heidegger und gleichzeitig seine Gemeinsamkeit mit Heidegger in seiner philosophischen Hermeneutik miteinander vereint. Die entscheidende Erklärung liegt in Gadamers phänomenologischer Interpretation der aristotelischen Phronesis. Dadurch können wir auch ersehen, dass Gadamers philosophische Hermeneutik nicht nur als das faktische Ergebnis der ontologischen Wende der Hermeneutik, sondern auch als eine verbesserte Theorienversion der Heideggerschen Hermeneutik(en) in der Geschichte der Hermeneutik gilt.