Definitely one of my favorites in the series; Lou's breadth of approach to what philosophy is and how it is practiced mirrors in many ways my own course, although I never studied or practiced philosophy academically after my BA. But what I learned about asking questions and practicing skepticism ("the chastity of the intellect") informed everything I've done in my career (as an academic medical librarian) and how I've conducted myself in my private life.
So happy to see that you are back! An interesting interview that encouraged me to check out APPA.
Thank you! Yes, the APPA is a great organization. I did one of their trainings a few years ago.
Definitely one of my favorites in the series; Lou's breadth of approach to what philosophy is and how it is practiced mirrors in many ways my own course, although I never studied or practiced philosophy academically after my BA. But what I learned about asking questions and practicing skepticism ("the chastity of the intellect") informed everything I've done in my career (as an academic medical librarian) and how I've conducted myself in my private life.
Very happy you enjoyed Lou's post! Thanks for your thoughtful comments.