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ACADEMIA DO AGROACTO XXVII - Xia e Shang: O Metal que Transformou Agricultura em Poder📜 ACTO XXVII – China | As Dinastias Xia e Shang – O Bronze e o Poder O som do martelo ecoa na oficina de bronze. Cada golpe não molda apenas o metal, mas a própria história da China Antiga. Neste episódio da série “Origens da Agricultura”, viajamos até as dinastias Xia e Shang (c. 2070–1046 a.C.), onde o bronze não foi apenas tecnologia: foi poder, controle e a fundação de uma nova ordem política. Descubra como ferramentas agrícolas de bronze transformaram a produção de alimentos em riqueza, como o sistema do campo de poço...
2025-11-1808 min
The Nietzsche PodcastConfucius: On Name & ActualityThe Rectification of Names is a Confucian reinterpretation of the function of language. Confucius is usually portrayed as a stuffy moralist, but there is an intriguing notion implicit in his use of language that borders on the postmodern. Confucius does not merely give definitions of things, but seizes for the philosopher the power to redefine names according to a moral end. Michael Puett, The Path (Talks at Google): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfnSTr6-1g4Hans Georg Moeller's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@carefreewandering
2025-10-2531 min
The Crying StudentsMemory, Beliefs, and Burial Rituals 记忆、信仰与葬礼仪式HostsHannah, Communication StudiesWilliam, School of EnglishIntroduction死亡是每一个人终将面对、无可避免的人生课题。但是在死亡降临之后，往往是生者而非死者本身成了事件的核心。泉台青磷黯，人间笑语如常。如何应对亲人的离世，这种哀思如何被演变为一种仪式，仪式下魂灵又如何自处？在不同人的经历中我们或许可以管窥一些属于生者的空域：祖先崇拜的代际划分，亡者与生者的时空界限，不同信仰下的仪式差异、记忆的建构与维系，以及在记忆的有限时间尺度内人与自然的动态互动。Death is an inevitable reality that every individual must eventually confront. Yet when it arrives, it is often the living, not the deceased, who become the focal point of the event. The grave’s embers glow dim, but the world’s laughter and chatter carry on unchanged. How do we grapple with the loss of a loved one? How is grief transformed into ritual? And within these rituals, where does the soul reside? Through diverse human experiences, we may glimpse fragments of the living’s existential realm: the generational layers of ancestor worship, the spatiotemporal boundary between the dead and the living, variations in rites across beliefs, the construction and preservation of memory, and within memory’s finite horizon, the dynamic interplay between humanity and nature. Hannah’s References in APABat...
2025-06-021h 18
Book Decoded: Exploring Big Ideas and Insights for Curious Minds – Deep Dives into Nonfiction Books"After Wisdom: Sapiential Traditions and Ancient Scholarship in Comparative Perspective" by Glenn W. Most, Michael Puett – A Deep Dive into Ancient Philosophies and Wisdom Traditions📖 Want to dive deeper? Get the book Amazon here.In this episode, we explore After Wisdom: Sapiential Traditions and Ancient Scholarship in Comparative Perspective by Glenn W. Most and Michael Puett. This insightful work delves into the concept of "wisdom literature" across ancient Greek and Chinese cultures, examining its evolution from oral traditions (mythos) to written forms (logos). The authors compare how wisdom, knowledge, and the transmission of ideas were approached in both cultures, analyzing texts ranging from oracles and proverbs to philosophical treatises and historical records.Through specific examples from influential works such as the Laozi, Heraclitus, Confucius...
2025-05-3005 min
在墙缝中散步才是正经事EP12. 荀子在我心你好哇！从小我们就伴着“人之初，性本善”的教导中长大，似乎“孟子”似的性善论观念成为某种统一。而荀子变成顺带提及的存在。为什么荀子会提出性恶论？什么是他定义的“恶”？他的理论是如何被王瀛昉重构的？对我们现在的生活又有什么意义？敬请收听本期随谈。又及：椅子乐团是泽斌的心头爱，最终我们还是选择了它。今日推荐： 香港中文大学 《灵魂饭》- 余华Shownotes： 王瀛昉：一套《荀子》式的恶的理论： 以礼义及“群居和一”为基础 《荀子集解》（中华书局新编诸子集成） 《三体》- 刘慈欣 《成神》- Michael Puett[OP]蛤蜊汤- Great balls of fireMusic椅子乐团- Shangri-La Is Calling椅子乐团- 进入下一次新的梦之前————主播：一坡（Mzero）嘉宾：李泽斌- 收听方式你可以在Apple Podcast, Spotify, 小宇宙等泛用型客户端收听我们的节目，也可以在网易云音乐，QQ音乐等app收听！还请大家多多评论！转发！收藏！这对我们有很大帮助！！我们的邮箱是：strollin_wall@outlook.com
2024-04-241h 09
Mind MattersProfessor Michael Puett - Culture and History: Yu Ying-shih, Weber, and Approaches to Comparative HIn this week's episode, we’ll continue to look at the work of Yu Ying-shih. He is one of China’s most famous historians and is known for his mastery of sources for Chinese history and philosophy. Professor Michael Puett from Harvard University will tel...
2024-02-1729 minMind MattersProfessor Michael Puett - Work of Yu Ying-shih, CUHKIn this week's episode, we will look into the work of Yu Ying-shih. He is one of China’s most famous historians, and is known for his mastery of sources for Chinese history and philosophy, his ability to synthesise them on a wide range of topics, and f...
2024-02-1029 min
Time To Show Up5. Champion Review with SJ Watson: Finding a Calling, Dealing With Inner Criticism, and Defining Success.Following their interview with S J Watson, Nathalie and Aaron explore themes such as finding one's vocational calling and the influence of early relationships. They delve into the definition of success and the relationship between pain and creativity, discussing the impact of external validation and the importance of valuing oneself beyond success. The conversation highlights the journey of self-validation and the process of working with core beliefs. They touch on the significance of identifying negative thought patterns and recognising emotional activation. Finally, they discuss the importance of embracing impermanence and living with a sense of...
2024-01-2532 minTime To Show Up4. Champion Interview with SJ Watson: Bestselling Author of Before I Go to SleepToday we’re speaking with Steve Watson, better known as the author S.J. Watson. While working as an audiologist for the NHS we wrote his best-selling psychological thriller Before I Go to Sleep, which achieved international acclaim and was adapted into a film starring Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth. Watson's work is celebrated for its gripping exploration of memory, identity, and suspenseful storytelling, establishing him as a notable figure in the psychological thriller genre. In this conversation, S J Watson discusses his writing journey, self-discovery, and the impact of formative experiences. He reflects on the u...
2024-01-231h 17
New Books in African American StudiesGenealogies of Modernity Episode 3: What Is GenealogyGenealogy, in Charles Darwin’s terms, is the study of “descent with modification.” Taken as an analogy for the study of history, genealogy can guard against the potential dangers of claiming modernity. Against the effort to erase the past, genealogy asserts that our ancestry will always be with us. Against the effort to master the past, genealogy reminds us that our descendants have the freedom to create new futures. Sociologist Alondra Nelson tells the story of how African Americans have used DNA-informed genealogy to recover African identity despite slavery’s erasure of family history. Genealogical thinking can help us shape a...
2023-12-0745 min
New Books in SociologyGenealogies of Modernity Episode 3: What Is GenealogyGenealogy, in Charles Darwin’s terms, is the study of “descent with modification.” Taken as an analogy for the study of history, genealogy can guard against the potential dangers of claiming modernity. Against the effort to erase the past, genealogy asserts that our ancestry will always be with us. Against the effort to master the past, genealogy reminds us that our descendants have the freedom to create new futures. Sociologist Alondra Nelson tells the story of how African Americans have used DNA-informed genealogy to recover African identity despite slavery’s erasure of family history. Genealogical thinking can help us shape a...
2023-12-0745 min
New Books in Science, Technology, and SocietyGenealogies of Modernity Episode 3: What Is GenealogyGenealogy, in Charles Darwin’s terms, is the study of “descent with modification.” Taken as an analogy for the study of history, genealogy can guard against the potential dangers of claiming modernity. Against the effort to erase the past, genealogy asserts that our ancestry will always be with us. Against the effort to master the past, genealogy reminds us that our descendants have the freedom to create new futures. Sociologist Alondra Nelson tells the story of how African Americans have used DNA-informed genealogy to recover African identity despite slavery’s erasure of family history. Genealogical thinking can help us shape a...
2023-12-0745 min
New Books in East Asian StudiesGenealogies of Modernity Episode 2: What Is Modernity?We often think of modernity as a distinct time period in history – one that is said to start at different places, but which always includes us. Yet people have been claiming to be modern since at least the third century BC. Harvard scholar Michael Puett takes us back to ancient China, when a series of emperors laid claim to modernity in order to consolidate their rule. Puett argues that modernity is best understood not as a period on a timeline but as a claim to freedom from the past. By recognizing how “modernity claims” try either to erase the past or...
2023-12-0636 min
New Books in Ancient HistoryGenealogies of Modernity Episode 2: What Is Modernity?We often think of modernity as a distinct time period in history – one that is said to start at different places, but which always includes us. Yet people have been claiming to be modern since at least the third century BC. Harvard scholar Michael Puett takes us back to ancient China, when a series of emperors laid claim to modernity in order to consolidate their rule. Puett argues that modernity is best understood not as a period on a timeline but as a claim to freedom from the past. By recognizing how “modernity claims” try either to erase the past or...
2023-12-0636 min
New Books in Intellectual HistoryGenealogies of Modernity Episode 2: What Is Modernity?We often think of modernity as a distinct time period in history – one that is said to start at different places, but which always includes us. Yet people have been claiming to be modern since at least the third century BC. Harvard scholar Michael Puett takes us back to ancient China, when a series of emperors laid claim to modernity in order to consolidate their rule. Puett argues that modernity is best understood not as a period on a timeline but as a claim to freedom from the past. By recognizing how “modernity claims” try either to erase the past or...
2023-12-0636 min
New Books in Chinese StudiesGenealogies of Modernity Episode 2: What Is Modernity?We often think of modernity as a distinct time period in history – one that is said to start at different places, but which always includes us. Yet people have been claiming to be modern since at least the third century BC. Harvard scholar Michael Puett takes us back to ancient China, when a series of emperors laid claim to modernity in order to consolidate their rule. Puett argues that modernity is best understood not as a period on a timeline but as a claim to freedom from the past. By recognizing how “modernity claims” try either to erase the past or...
2023-12-0636 min
New Books in Intellectual HistoryGenealogies of Modernity Episode 1: Climbing the Mountains of ModernityWe all know many stories about how modernity came about. But what does it mean to be “modern”? This episode comes at the question through the test case of mountain climbing and rock climbing. Claims to becoming modern through climbing often point back to Italian humanist Francesco Petrarch’s ascent of Mt. Ventoux in 1336, a climb that made him, according to many historians, “the first modern man.” But Petrarch was by no means the first person to climb Mt Ventoux, and his own account is, if anything, counter-modern. By surveying evidence of much earlier climbing in Europe and pre-contact North Amer...
2023-12-0546 min
New Books in Western European StudiesGenealogies of Modernity Episode 1: Climbing the Mountains of ModernityWe all know many stories about how modernity came about. But what does it mean to be “modern”? This episode comes at the question through the test case of mountain climbing and rock climbing. Claims to becoming modern through climbing often point back to Italian humanist Francesco Petrarch’s ascent of Mt. Ventoux in 1336, a climb that made him, according to many historians, “the first modern man.” But Petrarch was by no means the first person to climb Mt Ventoux, and his own account is, if anything, counter-modern. By surveying evidence of much earlier climbing in Europe and pre-contact North Amer...
2023-12-0546 min
New Books in SportsGenealogies of Modernity Episode 1: Climbing the Mountains of ModernityWe all know many stories about how modernity came about. But what does it mean to be “modern”? This episode comes at the question through the test case of mountain climbing and rock climbing. Claims to becoming modern through climbing often point back to Italian humanist Francesco Petrarch’s ascent of Mt. Ventoux in 1336, a climb that made him, according to many historians, “the first modern man.” But Petrarch was by no means the first person to climb Mt Ventoux, and his own account is, if anything, counter-modern. By surveying evidence of much earlier climbing in Europe and pre-contact North Amer...
2023-12-0546 min
Genealogies of ModernityWhat Is Genealogy?Genealogy, in Charles Darwin’s terms, is the study of “descent with modification.” Taken as an analogy for the study of history, genealogy can guard against the potential dangers of claiming modernity. Against the effort to erase the past, genealogy asserts that our ancestry will always be with us. Against the effort to master the past, genealogy reminds us that our descendants have the freedom to create new futures. Sociologist Alondra Nelson tells the story of how African Americans have used DNA-informed genealogy to recover African identity despite slavery’s erasure of family history. Genealogical thinking can help us shape a...
2023-11-1845 minGenealogies of ModernityWhat Is Modernity?We often think of modernity as a distinct time period in history – one that is said to start at different places, but which always includes us. Yet people have been claiming to be modern since at least the third century BC. Harvard scholar Michael Puett takes us back to ancient China, when a series of emperors laid claim to modernity in order to consolidate their rule. Puett argues that modernity is best understood not as a period on a timeline but as a claim to freedom from the past. By recognizing how “modernity claims” try either to erase the past or...
2023-11-1836 min
Genealogies of ModernityClimbing the Mountains of ModernityWe all know many stories about how modernity came about. But what does it mean to be “modern?” This episode comes at the question through the test case of mountain climbing and rock climbing. Claims to becoming modern through climbing often point back to Italian humanist Francesco Petrarch’s ascent of Mt. Ventoux in 1336, a climb that made him, according to many historians, “the first modern man.” But Petrarch was by no means the first person to climb Mt. Ventoux, and his own account is, if anything, counter-modern. By surveying evidence of much earlier climbing in Europe and pre-contact North Amer...
2023-11-1846 min
Ministry of IdeasGenealogies of Modernity Episode 3: What Is Genealogy?Genealogy, in Charles Darwin’s terms, is the study of “descent with modification.” Taken as an analogy for the study of history, genealogy can guard against the potential dangers of claiming modernity. Against the effort to erase the past, genealogy asserts that our ancestry will always be with us. Against the effort to master the past, genealogy reminds us that our descendants have the freedom to create new futures. Sociologist Alondra Nelson tells the story of how African Americans have used DNA-informed genealogy to recover African identity despite slavery’s erasure of family history. Genealogical thinking can help us shape a...
2023-11-1545 min
Ministry of IdeasGenealogies of Modernity Episode 2: What Is Modernity?We often think of modernity as a distinct time period in history – one that is said to start at different places, but which always includes us. Yet people have been claiming to be modern since at least the third century BC. Harvard scholar Michael Puett takes us back to ancient China, when a series of emperors laid claim to modernity in order to consolidate their rule. Puett argues that modernity is best understood not as a period on a timeline but as a claim to freedom from the past. By recognizing how “modernity claims” try either to erase the past or...
2023-11-1336 min
Decolonize EverythingRelating with Dangerous & Dying Animals: Bonus EpisodeThis episode attempts to weaves together personal encounters and academic, historical accounts of human and animal relationships. I reflect on my own encounters with so-called "dangerous and dying" animals--Miko, a reactive dog we adopted; and Francie--a hedgehog dying from cancer. I turn to wisdom from Amazon, Singapore, and ocean mammals.
This was produced as a project for a course called Animals and The Unseen taught by Teren Sevea
This episode is dedicated to Michael Nunziato and Miko. Michael, you've been so dedicated to Miko's wellbeing. Miko, you're such a beautiful being, thank you for letting...
2023-11-1259 min
Ministry of IdeasGenealogies of Modernity Episode 1: Climbing the Mountains of ModernityWe all know many stories about how modernity came about. But what does it mean to be “modern”? This episode comes at the question through the test case of mountain climbing and rock climbing. Claims to becoming modern through climbing often point back to Italian humanist Francesco Petrarch’s ascent of Mt. Ventoux in 1336, a climb that made him, according to many historians, “the first modern man.” But Petrarch was by no means the first person to climb Mt Ventoux, and his own account is, if anything, counter-modern. By surveying evidence of much earlier climbing in Europe and pre-contact North Amer...
2023-11-0946 min
Beatrice Institute PodcastGenealogies of Modernity Episode 2: What Is Modernity? with Michael PuettWe often think of modernity as a time period in history. But people have been claiming to be modern since at least c. 550 AD, when the Roman writer Cassiodorus used the term modernus to mark off everything that had happened since the fall of the Roman Empire. Harvard scholar Michael Puett takes us back much further, to the third century BC in ancient China, when a series of emperors claimed modernity to consolidate their rule. Puett argues that modernity is best understood as a claim to freedom from the past. By recognizing two forms of modernity claim—one that trie...
2023-11-0139 minBeatrice Institute PodcastGenealogies of Modernity Episode 2: What Is Modernity? with Michael PuettWe often think of modernity as a time period in history. But people have been claiming to be modern since at least c. 550 AD, when the Roman writer Cassiodorus used the term modernus to mark off everything that had happened since the fall of the Roman Empire. Harvard scholar Michael Puett takes us back much further, to the third century BC in ancient China, when a series of emperors claimed modernity to consolidate their rule. Puett argues that modernity is best understood as a claim to freedom from the past. By recognizing two forms of modernity claim—one that trie...
2023-10-3139 min
Sách Nói Chất Lượng CaoSách nói Minh Đạo Nhân Sinh - Professor Michael Puett, Christine Gross-Loh | Voiz FMNghe trọn nội dung sách nói Minh Đạo Nhân Sinh trên ứng dụng Voiz FM: https://voiz.vn/play/444
Minh Đạo Nhân Sinh - Bí quyết sống hạnh phúc của các hiền giả Trung Hoa Trong những triết lý ấy có cái gì mà gây tác động to lớn đến vậy với những người nghiên cứu chúng? Không tư tưởng nào trong số đó bảo bạn "chấp nhận và trân trọng bản thân", "tìm ra chính mình", hay phải làm...
2023-03-1337 min
Southpaw126 – The Boy Who Dreamt He Was a PhilosopherThe parable of the Butterfly can be told in a paragraph yet it sparked whole college courses, and countless books and movies. And sometimes, unexpected conversations with moms.
Recommend Books:
The Essential Chuang Tzu (http://amzn.to/29oXoq6) - Sam Hamill and Jerome P. Seaton
The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life (https://amzn.to/2IjFeXZ) - Michael Puett & Christine Gross-Loh
On Certainty (https://amzn.to/2IqOWrL) - Ludwig Wittgenstein
Simulacra and Simulation (https://amzn.to/2QfXmEY) - Jean Baudrillard
Tao Te Ching (http://amzn.to/1VCnEQ1) - Lao Tzu
We can...
2022-05-0830 min
CASI PROFUNDO EL PODCASTHÁBITOS DE LAS PERSONAS MAS FELICES - psicología positiva - podcast psicologíaHÁBITOS DE LAS PERSONAS MAS FELICES - psicología positiva - podcast psicología. El día de hoy, platicamos en CASI PROFUNDO EL PODCAST, tu PODCAST de PSICOLOGÍA y DESARROLLO PERSONAL. Acerca de los HÁBITOS, que se han descubierto que tienen las personas que viven de forma significativamente FELIZ. Y te vas a sorprender de las pequeñas cosas que pueden generar grandes cambios en tu vida. Los maestros : TAL BEN SHAHAR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZYtio81LUk Laurie Santos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23gcr-D6Los Michael Puett https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
2022-03-2122 minCASI PROFUNDO EL PODCASTHÁBITOS DE LAS PERSONAS MAS FELICES - psicología positiva - podcast psicologíaHÁBITOS DE LAS PERSONAS MAS FELICES - psicología positiva - podcast psicología. El día de hoy, platicamos en CASI PROFUNDO EL PODCAST, tu PODCAST de PSICOLOGÍA y DESARROLLO PERSONAL. Acerca de los HÁBITOS, que se han descubierto que tienen las personas que viven de forma significativamente FELIZ. Y te vas a sorprender de las pequeñas cosas que pueden generar grandes cambios en tu vida. Los maestros : TAL BEN SHAHAR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZYtio81LUk Laurie Santos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23gcr-D6Los Michael Puett https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
2022-03-2122 min
The Circled SquareSusie Andrews: Building Others UpDescription
This conversation with Susie Andrews (Mount Allison University) highlights how she uses creative and hands-on approaches to teaching Asian religions. Susie talks about the importance of building a culture of support and shared success in her teaching—and in academia more broadly. An inspired teacher who has her students build models of ancient Chinese burials using cardboard boxes and who regularly brings homemade playdough to her University classes, she will expand your thinking about the possibilities of embodied and creative practice in all stages of learning. This interview was recorded in the summer of 2021 and released in...
2021-11-261h 01
Nevyhorení11. Šéf Asseco Jozef Klein o veľkej strate a hľadaní zmyslu životaV januári minulého roka som absolvovala zaujímavý rozhovor s poradkyňou pre pozostalých Jankou Pitkovou z organizácie Kolobeh života. Hovorili sme spolu o prijatí, o smútení, a o tom, ako dokáže človeka transformovať strata.
Naplno som si jej slová o transformácii uvedomila až nedávno, keď som dostala príležitosť hovoriť s Jozefom Kleinom, so CEO spoločnosti Asseco Central Europe, o jeho vlastnej skúsenosti so stratou. V najnovšej epizóde nám rozpovedal tento príbeh.
Rozprávame sa o tom, ako odišiel do džungle hľadať odpovede n...
2021-11-1652 min
The SCAS Talks PodcastSCAS TALKS Episode 24 – Michael J. Puett: ”Rethinking the World by Considering Chinese History”Theme: Asia (Citizens and state relations)
Keywords: Asia, world view, Chinese history, historical narratives, imperialism
2021-10-201h 04
The Nietzsche Podcast10: "Free Will" & The Myth of Moral ResponsibilityReturning to our regularly scheduled lectures on Nietzsche... this week, we're going to wade into a hornet's nest and tackle one of the most contentious topics: freedom of the will. This episode will draw heavily on the conclusions reached in "9: The Wisdom of the Body", so brush up on the material there is you haven't already.
It's not uncommon to encounter people who have no interest in talking about free will. Wherever one meets a philosopher who does want to talk about it, they usually have a very strong opinion on the matter. I think the fact...
2021-08-241h 25
Jaipur BytesMaoism - A Global History: Julia Lovell in conversation with Michael PuettWith the growing friction between China and the world, exacerbated in the wake of the pandemic, the need to understand the political legacy of Mao is urgent and growing. In Maoism: A Global History, eminent British scholar, author and translator Julia Lovell takes on the ambitious and challenging task of covering the sweeping and turbulent history of Maoism in one accessible text, bringing attention to Mao and his ideas in a new light. Through a series of interviews, archival references and ethnographic study, Lovell synthesises concurrent narratives and conceptions, providing a re-evaluation of the ideology in the present context. S...
2021-03-1239 min
História para Boi DormirInsônia - 3 - História Pública, Confúcio e IsaacEu acho que, no fim, era eu quem estava confúcio. O livro que eu citei nesse episódio é "O Caminho da Vida" de Christine Gross-Lob e Michael Puett.
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2021-02-0530 min
The Good Life with Michele LamoureuxSandra Venus: CEO of Sweetgum on Living A Creative LifeSandra worked as an architect for nearly 20 years before launching Sweetgum Home - selling kitchen linens, homes goods, art prints, and recipes with the goal of bringing families together over home cooked meals. Tune in to hear how she created a line of products so that she could live a lifestyle where she could use her passion for making art while being with her family. The show notes are at https://thegoodlifecoach.com/039 Key Takeaways: Using eco-friendly materials, the swedish dishcloths can be used for 6-9 months. You can create a product business out of a...
2019-07-3144 min
Harvard UniversityPart 1: Flavors of Truth and Claims of Authority | 2018 Annual Reischauer Lecture with Stephen OwenSpeaker: Stephen Owen, Harvard University
Stephen Owen is a sinologist specializing in premodern literature, lyric poetry, and comparative poetics. Much of his work has focused on the middle period of Chinese literature (200-1200), however, he has also written on literature of the early period and the Qing. Owen has written or edited dozens of books, articles, and anthologies in the field of Chinese literature, especially Chinese poetry, including An Anthology of Chinese Literature: Beginnings to 1911 (Norton, 1996); The Making of Early Chinese Classical Poetry (Harvard Asia Center, 2006); and The Late Tang: Chinese Poetry of the Mid-Ninth Century (827-860) (Harvard Asia Center, 2006...
2019-01-081h 28
Misérables Vol. 4, Les by HUGO, VictorPart 1: Flavors of Truth and Claims of Authority | 2018 Annual Reischauer Lecture with Stephen OwenSpeaker: Stephen Owen, Harvard University
Stephen Owen is a sinologist specializing in premodern literature, lyric poetry, and comparative poetics. Much of his work has focused on the middle period of Chinese literature (200-1200), however, he has also written on literature of the early period and the Qing. Owen has written or edited dozens of books, articles, and anthologies in the field of Chinese literature, especially Chinese poetry, including An Anthology of Chinese Literature: Beginnings to 1911 (Norton, 1996); The Making of Early Chinese Classical Poetry (Harvard Asia Center, 2006); and The Late Tang: Chinese Poetry of the Mid-Ninth Century (827-860) (Harvard Asia Center, 2006...
2018-10-191h 28
Harvard Fairbank Center for Chinese StudiesPart 1: Flavors of Truth and Claims of Authority | 2018 Annual Reischauer Lecture with Stephen OwenSpeaker: Stephen Owen, Harvard University
Stephen Owen is a sinologist specializing in premodern literature, lyric poetry, and comparative poetics. Much of his work has focused on the middle period of Chinese literature (200-1200), however, he has also written on literature of the early period and the Qing. Owen has written or edited dozens of books, articles, and anthologies in the field of Chinese literature, especially Chinese poetry, including An Anthology of Chinese Literature: Beginnings to 1911 (Norton, 1996); The Making of Early Chinese Classical Poetry (Harvard Asia Center, 2006); and The Late Tang: Chinese Poetry of the Mid-Ninth Century (827-860) (Harvard Asia Center, 2006...
2018-10-181h 28
Harvard Fairbank Center for Chinese StudiesPart 1: Flavors of Truth and Claims of Authority | 2018 Annual Reischauer Lecture with Stephen OwenSpeaker: Stephen Owen, Harvard UniversityStephen Owen is a sinologist specializing in premodern literature, lyric poetry, and comparative poetics. Much of his work has focused on the middle period of Chinese literature (200-1200), however, he has also written on literature of the early period and the Qing. Owen has written or edited dozens of books, articles, and anthologies in the field of Chinese literature, especially Chinese poetry, including An Anthology of Chinese Literature: Beginnings to 1911 (Norton, 1996); The Making of Early Chinese Classical Poetry (Harvard Asia Center, 2006); and The Late Tang: Chinese Poetry of the Mid-Ninth Century (827-860) (Harvard Asia Center, 2006). Owen...
2018-10-181h 28
The Matt Townsend ShowCollege of Chinese Philosophers, Blind Solo Runner, Screen CleaningWhat We Can Learn from Chinese Philosophers (11:12)
Michael Puett, Ph.D., is the Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese History and Chair of the Committee on the Study of Religion at Harvard University. Christine Gross-Loh is a journalist and author of several books, including the book we’re talking about today: "The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life". Both share what Chinese philosophers taught and how that can improve our daily lives.
Blind Solo Runner (56:36)
Simon Wheatcroft is an ultramarathon runner who completes hundreds of miles of races, by himself, despite the fact that he is blin...
2018-06-292h 18The Matt Townsend ShowSocial Media and Anxiety, Chinese Philosophers, Organizational CultureOnline social networks can help fight social anxiety (18:24)
Eva Buechel, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of marketing at the Darla Moore School of Business. Her research interests focus on the psychological processes that shape consumer judgments, decisions, and behaviors. Ever since the social media boom of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, people have wondered how these sites affect users. Researchers, practitioners and social commentators have expressed concern that they can reduce meaningful face-to-face interaction, leaving users depressed and lonely. Eva Buechel shares her research into this question.
What we can learn from Chinese Philosophers (1:04:44)
Dr. Michael Puett is the Walter C...
2018-02-222h 22
CamthropodEpisode 17. An interview with Michael Puett, by Beth TurkIn November 2017, Michael Puett, Professor of Chinese History and Anthropology at Harvard University, gave two talks at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) at Cambridge on the subject of neoliberalism in China. Beth met with Professor Puett after his talks to discuss Puett’s critical stance on the naturalness of neoliberalism, and his assertion that comparative analysis can help us create alternative models by which to organize our world. They also talked about how to contextualize the particular version of neoliberalism found in China today.
2018-02-0216 min
Elemental Podcast | Finanzas Personales, Productividad y Estilo de VidaTop 3 libros del 2017Un episodio distinto para cerrar nuestro año 2017 y empezar el 2018.
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2017-12-3125 min
Breathe FullBreathe Full 001 - Making DecisionsSheena discusses "the Rule of Five" as well as Chinese philosophy on how to make life decisions (now matter how big or small) and how to cultivate a full, multifaceted life. The book discussed in this episode is: "The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life" by Michael Puett & Christine Gross-Loh.
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2017-11-0800 min
Morning Prayers | Memorial ChurchMichael Puett - September 25, 2017 | Morning PrayersMorning Prayers service with speaker Michael Puett, Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese History and Anthropology, Chair of the Committee on the Study of Religion, Harvard University, September 25, 2017.
2017-10-1712 min
Drunken Philosophy#176 - Ritual And EthicsDoes repeating a physical action help you be a better person? Ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius might say yes, but modern day American guy Connor Holmes would definitely say no. This week, your hosts discuss the use of ritual and ceremony in Chinese ethical philosophy. For more on this subject you can look up Harvard professor Michael Puett's work. And for more discussion on why zoos are lame and what old racist Comedy Central shows were like, keep listening to this podcast!
2017-09-0647 min
Elemental Podcast | Finanzas Personales, Productividad y Estilo de Vida#016 - Pedazos de Percepción de Laurence EndersenEl libro de esta semana es “Pebbles of Perception: How a Few Good Choices Make All The Difference” (Pedazos de percepción: Cómo unas pocas buenas decisiones hacen toda la diferencia).
Resumen del Libro: El autor toca diversos tópicos relacionados con los grandes temas de la curiosidad, carácter y toma de cesiones. Entra en interrogantes cotidianas fundamentales como dónde vivir, con quién contraer matrimonio y cómo invertir, entre muchos otros.
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2017-07-1949 min
Philosophy BitesMichael Puett on Ritual in Chinese PhilosophyWhy does apparently trivial ritual play such an important part in some ancient Chinese philosophy? Michael Puett, co-author of The Path, explains in this episode of the Philosophy Bites podcast. This episode of Philosophy Bites was sponsored by the Examining Ethics podcast from the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University. You can subscribe to Examining Ethics on iTunes or listen to episodes at ExaminingEthics.Org
2017-06-2620 min
Elemental Podcast | Finanzas Personales, Productividad y Estilo de Vida#008 - El camino de Michael Puett y Christine Gross-LohResumen del Libro: A través del estudio de la filosofía China antigua, los autores intentan rescatar ideas y formas de ver el mundo que aún están vigentes. En el libro se estudian a grandes filósofos como Confucio, Lao Tse, Xunzi, entre otros.
Pedro García-Huidobro (@pedroghg) y Santiago Allamand (@stgoallamand) discuten sobre distintos libros todas las semanas. El libro de esta semana es The Path: A New Way to Think About Everything (El Camino: Una nueva forma de pensar acerca de todo).
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2017-05-2450 min
Humanity's ValuesMindfulness: Stop Getting Caught In Your ThoughtsMindfulness, what it is, the benefits from its practice, and a common misunderstanding. Learn to not get trapped in the lie of a single thought or story being all of who you are. Reality and our potential is bigger than any singular narrow vision. Mentions: Daniel Siegel, Michael Puett, Dr. Jennifer Huggins
2017-03-0135 min
CURRENT - TheEditorialMichael Puett #93
Harvard's Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese HistoryC0-Author, The Path In a revolutionary historical shift, The Bronze Age aristocratic societies that had dominated Eurasia for two thousand years, passing power and wealth down exclusively through hereditary bloodlines, began to crumble. As these states collapsed, new forms of political and experimentation arose – from radical democracy in Greece to centralized bureaucracies and legal systems in China.”
By Heidi LeggOn the Friday before the election, I sat down with the Walter C. Klein Harvard Professor of Chinese History and Commit...
2016-11-2300 min
The EditorialMichael PuettHeidi talks with Michael Puett, a Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese History and Chair of the Committee on the Study of Religion at Harvard.
2016-11-0856 min
Microphilosophy with Julian BagginiThe Confucian Uses of HierarchyThis is the second podcast in a series examining the theme of the relationship and tensions between hierarchy and equality. This episode looks at Confucian perspectives on the issues. My guests are Stephen C. Angle, Mansfield Freeman Professor of East Asian Studies at Wesleyan University; Joseph C.W. Chan, professor in the Department of Politics and Public Administration, The University of Hong Kong; Michael Puett, Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese History at Harvard University and Justin Tiwald, Associate Professor of Philosophy at San Francisco State University. Produced in association with the Berggruen Philosophy and Culture Centre. Audi...
2016-08-1623 minThe Matt Townsend ShowRelationality, Chinese Philosophers, Meet the ProducersCommonwealth and Covenant: Economics, Politics, and Theologies of Relationality (15:05)
Marcia Pally is a Professor at New York University in Multilingual Multicultural Studies and at Fordham University, and is a regular guest professor at Humboldt University’s Theology Faculty. Her research interests are culture, religion, and politics as well as culture and language. Author of Commonwealth and Covenant: Economics, Politics, and Theologies of Relationality. Professor Pally explains how being less selfish would improve politics and public policy.
What we can learn from Chinese Philosophers (1:02:45)
Dr. Michael Puett is the Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese History and Chair of the Committee on...
2016-05-132h 24
RSA EventsThe Path to Living WellProfessor of Chinese history and philosophy Michael Puett draws from ancient teachings to help us challenge deeply-held assumptions about how to live our lives and follow a path of self-cultivation and engagement with the world. He invites us to re-examine the impact of Western philosophy on our lives and to "unlearn" many ideas that inform modern society.
2016-05-0557 min
Think Again - a Big Think Podcast43. Michael Puett (Harvard Chinese Philosophy Scholar) – Freedom Through RitualMichael Puett teaches one of three most popular undergraduate courses at Harvard, on ancient Chinese philosophy and ethics: Daoism, Confucianism, Legalism, Moism, and more. What keeps students coming back year after year to this seemingly esoteric subject? Puett promises that if you take the ideas in his course seriously, they will change your life. He captures these ideas in his new book The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life, co-authored with Christine Gross-Loh.
On this week's episode of Think Again, Puett and host Jason Gots discuss free will, Western individualism, and more, with surprise prompts from i...
2016-04-2334 min
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2016-04-075h 12
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2016-04-075h 12
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2016-04-075h 12
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2016-04-055h 12
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Title: The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us About the Good Life
Author: Christine Gross-Loh, Michael Puett
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Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 12 minutes
Release date: April 5, 2016
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.5 of Total 4
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For the first time, an award-winning Harvard professor shares his wildly popular course on classical Chinese philosophy, showing you how ancient ideas—like the fallacy of the authentic self—can guide you on the path to a good life today. Why is a co...
2016-04-055h 12
Harvard Thinks BigNo one should have to do work that can be done by a machine - Roberto Mangabeira Unger (2013)Roberto Mangabeira Unger is the Roscoe Pound Professor of Law. He is a philosopher, and social and legal theorist. He recently served as Minister of Strategic Affairs in the government of President Lula in Brazil. His work ranges over many fields and emphasizes the search for alternatives to established institutions and to dominant ways of thinking about society and human nature. Three of the courses that he teaches this Spring semester are co-offered with FAS: Self, Serenity, and Vulnerability: West and East (ER 20, co-taught with Michael Puett), Political Economy After the Crisis (SW 31, co-taught with Dani Rodrik), and Progressive Alternatives...
2013-02-2810 minHarvard Thinks BigRitual and Humanity - Michael Puett (2013) | Harvard Thinks BigMichael Puett serves as a professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, teaching several courses, including ER18: Classical Chinese Ethical and Political Theory and The Historiography of Early Chinese History. He also has published several books, including To Become a God: Cosmology, Sacrifice, and Self-Divinization in Early China. His research interests involve Chinese history, Chinese religions, historical anthropology, comparative history, comparative anthropology of statecraft, and political theory.
2013-02-2810 min