In unpredictable and turbulent times, philosophy can help us \u2013 all of us \u2013 to make sense of everyday life, and the world in which we find ourselves.<\/p>\n
Dr Graeme A Forbes<\/a> has recently appeared on the Living Philosophy <\/em>podcast to discuss a key area of his research: time \u2013 a topic which in recent years has been increasingly on people\u2019s mind.<\/p>\n In a wide-ranging discussion, Dr Forbes introduces the listener to his research and thoughts on the philosophy of time, as well as temporality: the human experience of time passing. How do we reconcile our human experience of time with our scientific understanding of time and space? This is just one of the questions explored in Dr Forbes\u2019 interview.<\/p>\n The podcast also touches on the intersections of time, drama and narrative, and in particular how we use narratives in fiction and non-fiction.<\/p>\n “I really like the aim of Living Philosophy<\/em> to connect a wider audience with philosophical topics,\u201d said Dr Forbes on his appearance. \u201cSo naturally, I was really pleased to be asked to talk about time with Todd.”<\/p>\n You can listen to the podcast for free on the Living Philosophy website<\/a><\/em>, Spotify<\/a> and Apple Podcasts<\/a>, as well as other podcast apps.<\/p>\n