Episode 15 Philosophy of Place with Jeff Malpas
Apr 8, 20261h 36m0
Milad Milani interviews philosopher Jeff Malpas on "The Brightness of Place."
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Religion in Conversation is where you’ll find conversations that tackle questions, big and small, about religion. Join religious studies expert, Milad Milani and his guests as they dive into the issues, topics, and challenges shaping religion today. The show also explores the minds of great thinkers who have left us with timeless ideas that still provoke and inspire us to this day.Follow Religion in Conversation on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred podcast platform. You can find all our episodes and more on the Religious Studies Collective webpage https://westernsydney.edu.au/human
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Milad Milani interviews philosopher Jeff Malpas on "The Brightness of Place."
Milad Milani interviews philosopher Jeff Malpas on "The Brightness of Place."
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Mario Baghos
Notre Dame University
1 appearance on this show
Jay Johnston
University of Sydney (USyd)
1 appearance on this show
Gereon Kopf
Luther College
1 appearance on this show
Nathan Loewen
The University of Alabama
1 appearance on this show
Purushottama Bilimoria
The University of Melbourne
1 appearance on this show
Cyrus Zargar
UCF
1 appearance on this show
Bryan S. Turner
ACU
1 appearance on this show
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