The Richness of Human Experience (Lecture 1) | Richard Kraut: Tanner Lectures 2017

Richard Kraut introduces the historical problem of the connection, if any, between well-being and virtue in addition to the contribution made by pleasure to the value of an experience. It then turns to an extended discussion of McTaggart’s puzzle and various solutions to it.
Discussion Seminar 1: • The Richness of Human ...
Lecture 2: • Virtue and Experience ...
Discussion Seminar 2: • Virtue and Experience ...
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