Politics in Namibia - Philosophical Perspectives with Prof. Andre Du Pisani

Welcome to a new episode of ‘The Conversation,’ hosted by Gys Joubert and bpowered by Gondwana Collection Namibia. In this episode, we are honored to have Prof. Andre Du Pisanie, a distinguished political science author and professor, join us for a deep dive into ‘Philosophical Perspectives.’
Explore the intricate connections between politics, philosophy, and ethics in this thought-provoking discussion. Prof. Du Pisanie shares his profound knowledge and unique insights, offering a fresh perspective on how these fields intersect and influence our understanding of society.
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"To be a philosopher really means to have a moral imagination and to have the emphatic imagination. In other words, the ability to put yourself in the shoes of others, not just yourself, not to be self-centered. Not to be hedonistic about yourself, about your own privilege, and your own advantage. But to be relational in relation to those who don't have what you have and that's why if you live the philosophical life, you are concerned about the weakest members of your society. If you cannot address the weakest, the most vulnerable, the most marginal, you have failed morally." - Prof. Andre Du Pisani A strong start.