Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/5The Case for Emotional Pacifism | Martha Nussbaum on Britten’s War RequiemAn Interview with Martha NussbaumJohnathan BiApr 04, 20255ShareTranscriptRead the Full TranscriptCompanion lectures and interviews: Introduction to René Girard's Mimetic TheoryFurther Reading:Martha Nussbaum, The Tenderness of Silent Minds Amazon (affiliate)Discussion about this videoCommentsRestacksJohnathan BiLectures & Interviews on the Great BooksLectures & Interviews on the Great BooksSubscribeListen onSubstack AppRSS FeedAppears in episodeJohnathan BiRecent Episodes200 years later, Tocqueville's Descendant Retraces his Tour of AmericaNov 9 • Johnathan BiAI Will Destroy the Religion of Work | NYU's Harvey LedermanOct 23 • Johnathan BiHostile Al Will Only Become More Dangerous | Helena CEO Henry ElkusOct 16 • Johnathan BiWhy We Need to Respect AI’s Rights | NYU Philosopher Harvey LedermanSep 14 • Johnathan BiCapitalism vs Aristocracy: Who Actually Had it Better? Tocqueville Seminar ft. Alpha SchoolAug 21 • Johnathan BiWhy Odysseus Cries When Listening to the Trojan War Stories | Gregory NagyAug 3 • Johnathan BiHow to Choose a Good Wife (According to Odysseus)Jul 30 • Johnathan BiOdysseus and the Art of Lying | Homer's Odyssey ExplainedJul 25 • Johnathan Bi