For Friday’s episode of Philosophy in Action Radio, I posted a podcast on “Count of Monte Cristo, Change Your Voice, and Overcoming Problems.” That podcast is now available for streaming or downloading.
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Podcast: 4 September 2009
I discuss two books: Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte Cristo and Dr. Morton Cooper’s Change Your Voice, Change Your Life. Then I examine the moral significance of a story from the latter book in which a person struggling to solve a major problem for a very long time rejected a simple solution thereto.
Listen or Download:
- Duration: 20:30
- Download: Standard MP3 File (7.1 MB)
- Tags: Egoism, Literature, Pride, Rationality, Self-Improvement
Topics:
- The Count of Monte Cristo
- Change Your Voice, Change Your Life
- Refusing to overcome a major problem with an easy solution
Links:
- The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
- Change Your Voice, Change Your Life by Dr. Morton Cooper
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