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SUMMARY:Center for Democratic Deliberation Lecture: Jeremy Engels
DESCRIPTION:\n"\;The Ethics of Oneness in a World of Pain"\; by
Jeremy Engels\n\n"\;We are all one"\; ... it&rsquo\;s a common r
efrain. Talk of oneness tends toward platitudes that make for great meme
s and GIFs but that offer very little guidance for how we should actuall
y live our lives. In this presentation\, based on his forthcoming book\,
\;The Ethics of Oneness: Emerson\, Whitman\, and the Bhagavad Gita\
, \;Jeremy Engels moves past commonplaces and bromides and inanities
and hackneyed phrases to consider what it might mean to live a life of
oneness. \;\n\nEngels is the Barry Director of the Paterno Fellows P
rogram and professor of communication arts and sciences at Penn State. H
e is a rhetorical scholar who studies the rhetorical foundations of demo
cratic culture\, in all their beauty\, in all their ugliness\, and ultim
ately in all their perplexity. \;\n\nFor more details: https://event
s.la.psu.edu/event/center_for_democratic_deliberation_lecture_jeremy_eng
els/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:"The Ethic
s of Oneness in a World of Pain" by Jeremy Engels
"We ar
e all one" ... it’s a common refrain. Talk of oneness tends t
oward platitudes that make for great memes and GIFs but that offer very
little guidance for how we should actually live our lives. In this prese
ntation, based on his forthcoming book, The Ethics of Oneness: E
merson, Whitman, and the Bhagavad Gita, Jeremy Engels moves pas
t commonplaces and bromides and inanities and hackneyed phrases to consi
der what it might mean to live a life of oneness.
Engels is
the Barry Director of the Paterno Fellows Program and professor of commu
nication arts and sciences at Penn State. He is a rhetorical scholar who
studies the rhetorical foundations of democratic culture, in all their
beauty, in all their ugliness, and ultimately in all their perplexity.&n
bsp;
For more details: https://events.
la.psu.edu/event/center_for_democratic_deliberation_lecture_jeremy_engel
s/
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