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The History of IdeasA discussion of historical topics and ideas with a philosophical bias |
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The Civil War: Historical Interpretation
May 11, 2008 03:09 PM PDT
Todays show is about the differences in historical interpretation which can be seen especially in the Civil War. No historical event shows that history is interpretation more than the Civil War. To bring up this war in a room full of people will cause sparks fly and a few punches. I engage in a rather biased view that the war was fought over slavery, but give readings of interpretations from the view of the Confederate like minded people and the Union like minded people. The point I am trying to show is how subjective history is to how people re-tell the past. The music you hear in the beginning is by the Oriskany Strings and their song is called "The train don't run here anymore." The outro song is by budz and the song is "New show come to town." The show is produced entirely in Ubuntu Linux from start to finish. Thank you for listening, and can't wait to see you next week. |
Podcast SummaryHave you ever thought what is the difference between history and the past? Or do you think that history is stagnant and does not change with contemporary thought? This podcast will delve into the philosophy of history, but also talk about subjects such as modern Germany, Victorian Britain, 19th and 20th century American history, and philosophers such as Descartes, Kant, Nietzsche, Camus, Sartre, Foucalt, Derrida to name a few. If one wants to learn about how we view and interpret the past into our history, then this show is for you! About JackI am currently an undergraduate student majoring in History. I enjoy doing long distance running (Myrtle Beach marathon in 5 hours!). Besides that I occupy my time with reading, going to Cafes, and playing on my Wii.
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