Hosted by Sêng-Gān · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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At “Around the Corner,” I believe that if we take just one more step forward, truth or new knowledge lies waiting at the corner.Let’s stroll together through philosophy, current events, and social issues, in search of overlooked perspectives and thoughts.✉️ Collaboration inquiries: aroundthecornercast@gmail.com☕️ Support the show: https://pay.soundon.fm/podcasts/f53cfad4-ca02-4b09-9b3a-ec899eef5ff8🎧 Mandarin version available: If you prefer listening in Mandarin, the same content is also available on our other podcast channel. Search for “《前方的轉角》” on your favorite podcast platform.--Hosting provided by SoundOn
Sêng-Gān hosts Around the Corner (Sêng-Gān), a society show with 13 episodes published.
A reflection on an emotional struggle that began around this time last year, and on what it means not to “move on” completely, but instead to learn how to live alongside one’s emotions. From years of emotional suppressio
Show notesUsing A Foggy Tale as a starting point, this cornoer reflects on the White Terror from a contemporary perspective: how historical amnesia in Taiwan has made it difficult for many people to understand the suffering of tha
Show notesThe film A Foggy Tale as a gateway to the White Terror era of 1950s Taiwan, following A-gueh’s journey to Taipei to retrieve her brother’s body after a political execution and revealing how state violence shattered indiv
Show notesThree Days of Happiness reflects on whether the value of life can be measured by external standards, through three perspectives: money, the understanding of others, and self-identity. Ultimately, only what we define for
Show notesThis episode explains how we use “distance” between possible worlds to judge counterfactuals like “If I hadn’t shot, he wouldn’t have died,” and why we usually choose worlds most similar to ours. It then introduces David
Show notesReturning to causation in the natural world, we use counterfactual conditionals to analyze “if not A, then no B.” To judge whether a counterfactual is true or false, we introduce possible worlds: in worlds highly similar
Show notesThe Imputable Cause Theory refines how law determines responsibility beyond mere causation. Unlike adequate causation, it asks whether someone created a legally prohibited risk and whether that risk actually caused the h
Show notesThe purpose of determining causation in law is to identify responsibility. If we rely solely on counterfactual conditionals to establish a “conditional causal relationship,” we risk including overly remote or accidental
Show notesIn philosophy, we can use what’s called a “counterfactual conditional” to judge causation: If A didn’t happen, then B wouldn’t happen either. This helps us tell the difference between mere correlation and real causation.
Show notesWhen we face the most extreme acts of violence in society, we often hope to use the death penalty as a way to end evil. But does such punishment truly deliver justice? Are we relying too heavily on a simplified narrative
Show notesThe death penalty is an extreme form of punishment that demands an individual bear 100% responsibility for their actions. Yet in reality, our behaviors are often shaped by societal frameworks and the expectations of othe
Show notesThree Main Arguments Against the Death Penalty: 1. The Deterrence Debate: Whether the death penalty effectively deters crime remains controversial. While some studies support its deterrent effect, others argue its impact
Show notesAt “Around the Corner,” I believe that if we take just one more step forward, truth or new knowledge lies waiting at the corner. Let’s stroll together through philosophy, current events, and social issues, in search of o
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Around the Corner (Sêng-Gān) is hosted by Sêng-Gān. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 13 episodes.
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