09-Mar-2012, 08:57 PM
On Sunday 11th March 2012 at 10:00AM, NDTV is going to start broadcasting Harvard's brilliant lecture series "Justice" with Michael Sandel (http://www.justiceharvard.org/). I think it's of crucial importance to popularise this series, because for most Indians (including me) it's our first ever exposure to moral philosophy (aka ethics) and political philosophy. It is also available on Youtube, the link to the entire playlist is: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3...ature=plcp.
In order to promote discussion about the series, I've been putting together the following notes along with timestamps, to allow us to revisit the lectures to look up specific points later on. It is still incomplete - I have not watched the whole series. I'm finding it slow going, so I thought we could "crowd-source" the effort. If you're watching the series, please consider taking down such notes (with timestamps!) as you watch, and then come contribute your effort to this thread. Spread the word!
In order to promote discussion about the series, I've been putting together the following notes along with timestamps, to allow us to revisit the lectures to look up specific points later on. It is still incomplete - I have not watched the whole series. I'm finding it slow going, so I thought we could "crowd-source" the effort. If you're watching the series, please consider taking down such notes (with timestamps!) as you watch, and then come contribute your effort to this thread. Spread the word!