Episode 4.11 How People Read C.S. Lewis (Live at NC State)

Art, protest, and propaganda—in the Israeli-Palestine conflict, and in general

Tagged: art, ethics, NC State

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In the first of two episodes recorded live at NC State, we tackle the challenges posed by protest art. When does art cross a line and become morally reprehensible? When is it a viable alternative to other, far worse ways of dealing with the esame problems?

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