What is radical humility, and what's its potential impact? Rebekah Modrak and Jamie Vander Broek talk about how to use this important process! @Radhumility
https://t.co/ZW7km4509I
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@A2Return last year when AAPS was virtual and the superintendent provided one snow day as relief, A2R2 went ballistic. Now, A2R2 is suggesting kids skip school to play video games? The values here are contradictory. The only consistency is the desire for A2R2 to control decision-making.
Haven't been able to read "Radical Humility: Essays on Ordinary Acts"?
Find one of the essays, edited by @UMichLibrary's Jamie Vander Broek (@vanderbrarian) and @UM_Stamps prof Rebekah Modrak (@RethinkShinola), reprinted in the @BostonReview! https://t.co/d99Ki3tTAh
Published in March by @belt_publishing,
@radhumility explores the personal and civic function of humility from a range of popular and scholarly perspectives.
I agree. Oxford “plain language” philosophy is an ideological cover for an elite to pursue self-serving hairsplitting. Doesn’t public philosophy require that it be readable and be read, enjoyed, feasted upon, demanded even, by the non-academic public?
@vpiercy And better still, ... philosophy that's integrated with real world experiences and contextualized through other disciplines so that it shifts from being theoretical to fully alive.
@AgnesCallard we need more options here. I like what Jen C. Wright says about how to celebrate accomplishments: talk about the event, the action, not yourself as the center of that event or action.
Simone Biles is redefining success. In the word of Mickey Duzyj, "reimagining a culture with healthier definitions of success means dismantling the myth that 'winning' is only defined through personal achievement." @mickeyduzyj#Simone#RadicalHumility
We love Agnes' piece! The RadHumility book also a beautiful essay by Jen C. Wright about the centripetal force of the self, and by @troyjollimore questioning students' over-confidence in their own knowledge. The 3 essays are beautiful in concert w/each other #socrates#Philosophy
"It comes so naturally to us to organize ourselves into the knower/objector pairing that we don’t even notice we are living in the world that Socrates made."
On persuasion and radical humility: https://t.co/gitfiMT3Pd
@phil9000000 @AgnesCallard We love Agnes' piece! The RadHumility book also a beautiful essay by Jen C. Wright about the centripetal force of the self, and one by Troy Jollimore questioning students' over-confidence in their own knowledge. Your students may enjoy the 3 essays in concert w/each other
Knowing takes radical collaboration: an openness to being persuaded as much as an eagerness to persuade.
Against Persuasion — our latest from Agnes Callard, adapted from @radhumility: https://t.co/QULhHbpy0i
@BostonReview@AgnesCallard@belt_publishing "It comes so naturally to us to organize ourselves into the knower/objector pairing that we don’t even notice we are living in the world that Socrates made."
Agnes Callard's thoughtful essay about the value of being inquisitive and the collaborative nature of knowledge ... from the book Radical Humility ... reprinted today in @BostonReview@belt_publishing@AgnesCallard
Knowing takes radical collaboration: an openness to being persuaded as much as an eagerness to persuade.
Against Persuasion — our latest from @AgnesCallard, adapted from @belt_publishing's Radical Humility: https://t.co/QULhHbpy0i
Knowing takes radical collaboration: an openness to being persuaded as much as an eagerness to persuade.
Against Persuasion — our latest from @AgnesCallard, adapted from @belt_publishing's Radical Humility: https://t.co/QULhHbpy0i
U-M art librarian & @aadl board member Jamie Vander Broek (@vanderbrarian) discusses libraries & "Radical Humility" (@radhumility), her new book co-edited with @UM_Stamps School of Art & Design professor Rebekah Modrak (@RethinkShinola).
https://t.co/EH6gb1mQvz
Radical Humility virtual book reading this evening, 7pm, at Canio's Books (Sag Harbor, NY). Honest thoughts about ethical alignment in a time of arrogance. #books https://t.co/DsZhc9i9ks