In this particular discussion, we consider whether Republics can ever last "forever," what the role of personal motivations and civic stability is, and whether any one individual or group is aiming at "the good" or whether any person or polity ever really has a "universal" aim.
In this lecture, we discuss the events which take place between Homer's "Iliad" and "Odyssey".
In this series of discussions, a history teacher, a social theorist, and a Dante scholar explore Machiavelli's works.
In our second episode on Xenogears, we discuss shared themes between Xenogears and Final Fantasy 7
In this new segment, a Jesuit educator, a public school teacher & podcaster, a political economy scholar, and a Dante scholar discuss the new "The Odyssey" film adaptation of Homer's ancient epic poem.
This belongs to my forty-two lecture course on the entirety of Dante's "The Divine Comedy," the great masterpiece.