Résultats pour "ein philosophy" dans Science-fiction

The Canarviers are the premier performance thieves in New Washington, blending astonishing acrobatics, clever misdirection, and daring escapes to entertain their rich patrons. As King Canarvier has always told his children, their work is art. Who else could titillate audiences with illicit history lessons and tease them through the gaps in their much-prized security?

A podcast on science fiction, philosophy and fantasy! Short episodes, airs every two weeks.

Brought to you by “After Dinner Conversation” publishing; fictional philosophy and ethics short story audiobook readings from our monthly magazine.

Named “TOP 20 PHILOSOPHY PODCAST” for 2022! Brought to you by “After Dinner Conversation” publishing; thoughtful discussions about the philosophy and ethics found in the short fiction stories from our monthly magazine. Or, put another way, discussions about “what-if” examples, across literary genres, regarding ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, utilitarianism, aesthetics, moral relativism, and political and economic philosophy.

Dive into the psychology and design of choice-driven video games, where every decision shapes branching narratives and reveals who you really are. Host Max examines how developers craft moral dilemmas, the illusion of free will, and worlds that remember your choices across three standalone episodes exploring gaming's most consequential moments. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.aiThis show includes AI-generated content.

In the year 2042, Sierra, a young graduate student in Classics is shown a new dialog of Socrates, recently discovered, in which a time traveler tries to argue that Socrates might escape death by travel to the future. Thomas, the elderly scholar who has shown her the document, disappears, and Sierra immediately begins to track down the provenance of the manuscript, with the help of her classical scholar boyfriend, Max.

Jack Finney's beloved sequel to his classic, New York Times bestselling illustrated novel Time and Again. Simon Morley, whose logic-defying trip to the New York City of the 1880s in Time and Again has enchanted readers for twenty-five years, embarks on another trip across the borders of time...

A podcast at the crossroads of Videogame Culture, Philosophy and Media Studies. Hosted by Philosophy and Literature scholars Guilherme Foscolo (Associate Professor at Universidade Federal do Sul da Bahia) & Nicolau Spadoni (Ph.D. Candidate at Cornell University), the show dives into the field of Videogame Studies by engaging with scholars, game designers and industry players in an attempt to explore how this contemporary media has been generating new ideas, concepts and insights for fields such as Philosophy, Literature, Media Studies, Politics, Psychology, Economics, among others.

¡Prepárate para sumergirte en el apasionante mundo de la filosofía del anime! Descubre cómo los mundos animados nos invitan a reflexionar sobre la vida, el propósito y la naturaleza humana. Únete a nuestro pódcast y despierta tu espíritu otaku mientras exploramos las profundidades filosóficas que se esconden tras las animaciones más cautivadoras. ¡Bienvenidos al Anime-Philosophy Show by 180 Grados A La Vida, donde la sabiduría se encuentra en cada fotograma! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

FGC Philosophy is about leveling up inside and outside the virtual arena. Learning from Fighting Games and the FGC as a whole we can grow together. As a competitive player, I strive to always improve and I want to share that knowledge with others. I also know that what you learn in one area of your life can be applied to other areas of life.

Wanderer Chronicles Radio invites listeners into the living archives of The ISS Wanderer — a sentient resonance vessel sailing the folds between stars. Each transmission unfolds as a Keeper’s Log: mythic science-fiction parables drawn from impossible worlds, harmonic civilizations, and the quiet thresholds where sound becomes light.These episodes are offered freely — immersive audio voyages across speculative frontiers, narrated in the Keeper’s timeless voice. Explore the echoes between stories. Listen where silence remembers.Subscribe to journey through: – The original Wanderer ...

What do Greek gods, video games, and popular culture have in common? More than you’d think.I’m Dr Dani Shalet, and in Myths, Games & Meaning I sit down with scholars, performers, storytellers, and creatives to explore how ancient myth is constantly reimagined in popular culture for modern audiences.From Medusa to Middle-earth, from the Hero’s Journey to Tomb Raider and Baldur’s Gate, we dig into the stories that shape our culture and how we express our hopes and fears through myth, storytelling, and play.If you’re drawn to myth and the stories that shape popular culture, you’ll ...

Faith. Growth. Real Talk.This isn’t your typical Christian podcast — it’s a space where truth hits hard, healing gets real, and you’re reminded who God designed you to be.Redefined is where faith meets self-mastery, where scripture collides with strategy, and where we talk about everything from mental health and mindset to spirituality, purpose, entrepreneurship, and holistic living — all rooted in the Word, but never stuck in religion.Hosted by Bkmystro, a creative disciple, entrepreneur, and truth-seeker who’s on a mission to elevate minds, awaken purpose, and disrupt the lies we...

Philosophiraga is an audio presentation in the Well-Red Mage family of content. Each episode, I look at a big idea from the history of philosophy and discuss how it relates to the world of video games. It's sort of like an introductory philosophy course mashed up with gaming culture, which (I like to think) makes it a bit more interesting. If you've already studied philosophy, you're unlikely to learn anything new from Philosophiraga... but I hope you might be able to enjoy listening anyway.

We explore controversial ethical issues about video games (e.g. what should be censored), in video games (e.g. what counts as cheating), and in video game design (e.g. what works to make a game morally interesting). Your hosts are Shlomo Sher, Ph.D. (Philosophy Professor and Video Game Ethicist) and Andy Ashcraft (Veteran Video Game Designer and Professor).