11 Nov Philosophical Crossroads: India and Greece in the Sixth Century
In this captivating podcast episode, we explore the profound intellectual revolution of the sixth century BCE, as highlighted in the book “Universe and Inner Self in Early Indian and Early Greek Thought,” edited by Richard Seaford. This volume uncovers how independent philosophical traditions emerged in both India and Greece, emphasizing the vital connection between self-understanding and the cosmos. Why did these transformative ideas flourish in these regions while the vast Persian Empire remained untouched? Join us as we feature insights from prominent Hellenists and Indologists, examining the intriguing similarities and differences between these two cultures. Perfect for those curious about the big questions of the Axial Age and the mysteries of ancient thought, this discussion promises to challenge and enrich your understanding of our intellectual heritage. Don’t miss it!
This podcast episode was made possible by the Nonsuch Foundation. Visit Nonsuch Foundation at http://www.NonsuchFoundation.com to learn more about their inspiring work in promoting culture, art, and education.
Last Updated on November 17, 2024 by Wilmar Padilla