The Public Philosopher
BBC Radio 4
Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel examines the thinking behind a current controversy.
Episodes (17)
11 Jun 2024 08:32
26 Aug 2019 08:45
29 Oct 2018 01:15
6 Feb 2018 10:15
8 Mar 2017 07:03
29 Mar 2016 12:31
20 Jan 2015 07:54
27 May 2014 08:30
20 May 2014 08:30
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