Episode · The Rubin Report · 2019-02-20
Books mentioned on A Vision for a Society of Free & Prosperous Individuals | Tyler Cowen | POLITICS | Rubin Report
Tyler Cowen recommended Consider the Fork by Bee Wilson, and discussed Plato's Symposium and Homer's Odyssey: Books I-XII.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Plato's Symposium
Plato's Symposium and related classical works by Plato represent foundational texts in Western philosophy, exploring the nature of love, ideal forms, political justice, and the pursuit of ultimate truth through structured Socratic dialogues.
Discussed“I go crazy over prepping so for Agnes Callard I read Plato's symposium five times in a row”
Where to get it
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Homer's Odyssey: Books I-XII
Discussed“Emily Wilson she just tree translated Homer's Odyssey”
Where to get it
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Consider the Fork
Consider the Fork by Bee Wilson is an insightful exploration of how culinary tools and kitchen technology have shaped human history, culture, and cooking methods.
Recommended“I'm gonna read some of the books of this whole book on the history of the four and it's a wonderful book it's called consider the fork Forks are important”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (4) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Plugged Stubborn Attachments
“joining me today is a professor of economics at George Mason University the host of conversations with tyler podcast and the author of stubborn attachments a vision for a society of free prosperous and responsible individuals”
Plugged Stubborn Attachments
“joining me today is a professor of economics at George Mason University the host of conversations with tyler podcast and the author of stubborn attachments a vision for a society of free prosperous and responsible individuals Tyler Cowen”
Passing Discover Your Inner Economist
“joining me today is a professor of economics at George Mason University the host of conversations with tyler podcast and the author of stubborn attachments a vision for a society of free prosperous and responsible individuals Tyler Cowen”
Plugged Stubborn Attachments
“actually you know one of the themes in my book stubborn attachments is on most issues yes you should do what you think is best”
