WFNY BrownsCast S3:E9 - Week 5 Preview at Com...

Welcome to another episode of the WFNY WrapAround! Joe Gerberry is here to deliver all the news in, from, and around the Cleveland sports landscape. The draftniks all think the Browns crushed the draft. The Cavs lost both games in Toronto and are tied 2-2. The Guardians also had ...  Show more

Welcome to another episode of the WFNY WrapAround! Joe Gerberry is here to deliver all the news in, from, and around the Cleveland sports landscape. The Browns got the guys they wanted. Cavs lost Game 3 in Toronto, and the Guardians are ready for the Blue Jays 

In this famous, impossibly ancient (ca. 1900 BC!) Egyptian text, a man negotiations with the part of his soul that's supposed to help him in the afterlife. Can he kill himself now and still get all the benefits of an honorable death? His ba says no. Is this actually philosophy, o ...  Show more

On Aristotle's Physics, book 2, ch. 8 on "final causation," i.e. purposiveness as a natural explanation. Modern science doesn't much like this kind of explanation, but Aristotle found it essential, and here's his argument for it. Read along with us. You can choose to watch this o ...  Show more

On Leviathan (1651), ch. 21, "On the Liberty of Subjects." Thomas Hobbes is known for defending absolute monarchy, so as you'd predict, he's not going to say we have a lot of "natural" liberties. We do always have the right to self-defense, but that doesn't mean that the sovereig ...  Show more

Discussing the section on Stoicism in Hegel's "Phenomenology of Spirit," which is under "Freedom of Self-Consciousness," "Stoicism, Scepticism, and the Unhappy Consciousness." This comes right after his famous lordship and bondage chapter, and explains how in reaction to being de ...  Show more