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- 1/2 pound smoked kielbasa, cut into 1/2-inch slices
- 3/4 cup fresh or frozen snow peas, thawed
- 1/3 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 2 teaspoons curry powder
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup cooked instant rice
- 2/3 cup water
- 2/3 cup condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup canned diced tomatoes
- In a large skillet, saute the kielbasa, snow peas, green pepper, onion and curry powder in butter until vegetables are tender. Stir in the remaining ingredients; heat through. Yield: 2 servings.
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"Giving 5 stars, even though I changed this recipe a whole lot. Didn't have cream of chicken, used golden mushroom. No, canned tomatos or onion. Used dried onion and brown instant rice. Instead of water, used non-fat milk. I imagine if I hadn't butchered the recipe it would have been great....but so was mine :)"
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Hotels in Grantham
Belton WoodsBelton, Grantham 4.0 out of 5.0
This family-friendly Grantham hotel is located in the historical district, 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Belton House, and within 12 mi (20 km) of Belvoir Castle and ...
The White Lion53 Bridge End Road, Grantham 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Grantham, this inn is within 9 mi (15 km) of Belton House, Woolsthorpe Manor, and Belvoir Castle. National Civil War Centre and Newark Castle are ...
Stoke Rochford HallStoke Rochford Hall, Grantham 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Grantham, this country house is 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Woolsthorpe Manor and within 12 mi (20 km) of Belton House and Belvoir Castle. Oakham Castle ...
Ramada Resort GranthamToll Bar Road, Grantham 3.0 out of 5.0
Located in Marston, this spa hotel is 5 mi (8.1 km) from Belton House and 11.8 mi (18.9 km) from Belvoir Castle. Woolsthorpe Manor and National Civil War Centre ...
Best Western Angel & Royal HotelHigh Street, Grantham 3.5 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Grantham, this hotel is 2.5 mi (4 km) from Belton House and within 9 mi (15 km) of Woolsthorpe Manor and Belvoir Castle. Newark Castle ...
The Houblon InnOasby, Grantham 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Grantham, this inn is 6.1 mi (9.9 km) from Belton House and within 20 mi (32 km) of Woolsthorpe Manor and Belvoir Castle. Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln ...
Allington ManorThe Old Manor House, Allington, Grantham 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated in the historical district, this boutique bed & breakfast is 5.9 mi (9.6 km) from Belton House and within 12 mi (20 km) of Belvoir Castle and Newark ...
Urban Hotel GranthamSwingbridge Road, Grantham 4.0 out of 5.0
Set in Grantham, this family-friendly hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Belton House, Belvoir Castle, and Woolsthorpe Manor. National Civil War Centre and Newark ...
Eden House Hotel130 North Parade, Grantham 3.0 out of 5.0
Situated in a shopping district, this hotel is 3 mi (4.8 km) from Belton House and within 12 mi (20 km) of Belvoir Castle and Woolsthorpe Manor. Newark Castle ...
Beaver HouseSchool Lane, Grantham 3.0 out of 5.0
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Countries near the Arctic Circle are a bit of a mystery to most of us, particularly the further south we live. However, Iceland is becoming a popular destination as more and more travellers become curious about its natural beauty.
Iceland is a country of glaciers, hot springs, geysers, active volcanoes, icecaps, tundra, snow-capped peaks, vast lava deserts, waterfalls and active volcanic craters … all of which, of course, are tantalising attractions for tourists.
Much of the coastline is made up of cliffs housing thousands of sea-bird colonies while waterfowl teem in the lakes and marshes. However, it is surprising to learn that Iceland is actually 52 percent desert. It has no native trees, but forestation is high on the agenda of local authorities. The balance of the land is made up of ice caps and lava fields.
Iceland has been inhabited for more than 1100 years when farmers and warriors fled there from Scandinavia to settle a new country. The country's history is a patchwork of battle, love, revenge and counter-revenge, and Icelandic sagas are held in high esteem by literature enthusiasts.
In 874, the town Reykjavík was the first place to be settled in the new country, making it the planet's most northerly capital city. The heart of the city lies between Tjö:rn and the harbour and is a mix of historical buildings and souvenir and tourist shops which sell lots of hand-knitted sweaters.
Perlan is a complex which includes a good restaurant on the fifth floor, plus an ice-creamery, observation deck, winter garden and an artificial geyser. It is as popular with locals as with visitors.
The Blue Lagoon is the country's most visited site. The milky, ice blue water, rising white steam and black lava ground is the perfect example of Iceland's geothermal pools. A popular local activity is swimming there in the middle of a winter blizzard or winter swimming under Aurora Borealis.
The city's most outstanding structure is the Hallgrí:mskirkja. It is a cathedral which resembles a mountain of basaltic lava and was named after the popular author of more than 50 passion hymns. Most Icelanders are Lutheran and they flock there for religious services and to listen to the magnificent organ which has 5275 handmade pipes. They are fiercely proud of their Viking heritage and hold lots of festivals during January and February when local delicacies such as sheep eyeballs are devoured.
But the star attraction of the city has to be Gullfoss, the spot where the river Hvitá drops 32m in two falls. The canyon below is 70m deep and 2.5km long.
Hellisgerði Lava Park, meanwhile, is a landscaped leisure spot, first planted in 1924. Due to the amount of lava there, local folklore has it that the park has Iceland's highest concentration of elf activity. Eria, the Elf Lady, gives guided elf walks through the town and garden to show visitors "hot elf spots". Icelanders take their little people seriously and Eria swears she sees elves everywhere she goes.
Fjorukrain, the Viking Village, is at the waterfront in Hafnarfjordur, a suburb known for its allegedly high elf population. The restaurant there claims to be Iceland's only Viking restaurant, and food is served by Valkyrie waitresses in a rowdy atmosphere.
For local cuisine but in a little less exotic atmosphere, Naust is an excellent seafood restaurant. It is in an old salt cellar close to the harbour and tourists and locals flock there for the seafood buffet.
Hotel Odinsve is a central place to stay. Its lobby has an eclectic mix of artwork and its rooms are cosy and clean.
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Feud of the Trail
Release Date: March 1st, 1937
Not Yet Rated| hr. 56 min.
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A cowboy (Tom Tyler) who looks like the leader of an outlaw gang becomes a hero when he helps a family badgered by gold thieves.
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Since their invention in the early 1930s, artificial Christmas trees have become increasingly popular. One of the biggest advantages is the cost savings; you pay out only once, yet your tree can be used year after year. They're convenient, too, with modern ones requiring very little assembly time, and most store away easily. Plus, they're less messy and they don't need watering.
If you're looking to buy one, think about whether you want it to look like the real thing, whether you want it pre-lit, whether it's for outside or in, and, of course, the size.
1. Vermont White Spruce: from £189, Balsam Hill
This is the most authentic-looking tree we've seen – some branches are even hand-painted. But that's not all that justifies the large price tag. It's also got pre-attached lights in a choice of candlelit or multi-coloured and it assembles in just four minutes. There's plenty of options with sizing, too, ranging from 4.5' to 9'.
2. Washed Wood Swivel Tree: £35, John Lewis
New this year, this avant-garde tree is crafted out of washed wood. Bound to bring some Christmas cheer, it's designed to be fanned out and decorated as you see fit. It stores nice and flat, which is handy too.
3. Bay Berry Spruce: £50, Aldi
This only comes in one size – six foot – and the branches need quite a bit of separating to get a decent shape, but it's unbelievable value for a solid tree that is easy to put together in the metal stand. The zip-up storage bag means it won't collect dust the rest of the year.
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4. Ullswater Snow Tip: £150, Tesco
This 2.7 metre tree isn't the best tree if you like hanging oodles of baubles as the full, dense branches make decoration a tricky task, but the shape looks fantastic and it comes with decorative pine cones already included on its hinged branches.
5. Snow Effect Pink Tree: £25, Marks & Spencer
Add a bit of camp to your Christmas with this 3ft pink tree. Great for something more vibrant and contemporary than the traditional green options, it will add a bit of gaiety to your yuletide decorations, while the stylish snow effect is really pretty.
6. National Tree Company Liberty Pine: from £130, Hayes Garden World
The varying shades of green, together with the snowy effect and pine-cones, give this full tree with thick branches a real wow factor. There are all kinds of options – slim shape, pre-lit and pre-decorated among them. There are plenty of sizes too, starting from five foot.
7. Neptune Copper and Green Tree: £52, Habitat
If you find traditional trees too twee, this contemporary alternative should hit the mark; its subtle, sophisticated impact that works particularly well in a minimalist home. It's available in two sizes and made from Lurex-wrapped metal.
8. Green Pencil Pine: £25, amazon
No room for a Christmas tree? Turns out you might do after all. This space saving option is thin, but tall enough to still be eye-catching. With a maximum diameter of just 60cm, you can surely find a corner to squeeze it in to turn your room into a winter wonderland. It's quick to put up and currently on special offer.
9. Five Foot Half Tree with Snow: £40, Tesco
Homebase has come up trumps with this snow covered half tree. It's unusual enough to make it a great talking point, but its nice average size means it fits in most homes. There are enough branches to give it a fresh feel every year with different decorations or just leave it au naturale.
10. Recycled Cardboard Tree: £81, Etsy
Make an eco-statement with this modern and unique tree that's made of 100 per cent natural recycled cardboard. Available in white, green or brown, it can easily be stored away flat under a bed in just six pieces and comes in different sizes too. Add lights to make it twinkle in the dark.
11. B&Q Pre-Lit Pop-Up Tree: £28, B&Q
Can't be bothered with the thought of tangled lights and broken baubles? Check out this pop-up, pre-decorated and pre-lit tree that comes in either black, white, green or gold. Even though it's 6ft, it's tall and thin, meaning that it fits into the smallest of rooms, instantly giving it a yuletide lift.
12. Flocked Pre-Lit Downswept Pine: £134, Very
Another tree that's quick and easy to put together, this one's appeal comes from the gently sloping, snow-brushed branches that make you feel instantly festive. Available in two sizes – six foot and seven foot – it comes in three sections for easy assembly and it's easy to store away, too.
13. Linea Six Foot Flocked Whistler Tree: £105, House Of Fraser
Finished with a light dusting, this snowy tree looks surprisingly natural and, unlike many artificial Christmas trees, there is absolutely no mess when you assemble it. Providing a cosy and instantly festive atmosphere, it is currently heavily discounted and available in six, seven or eight foot.
Verdict: The Balsam Hill Vermont White Spruce is the most authentic-looking tree we've seen, while the Neptune Copper and Green Tree is fabulous for something a bit different.
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Okay, myself and a buddy are coming to Vegas for the Kings/Avs Frozen Fury game and are working on our dining destinations. We are staying at MGM and attempting a variety of options.
All told we have four Brunch/Lunches and Three dinners to fill:
Definites: Le Cirque and SeaBlue for dinners.
Definites: Bouchon, Burger Bar for Brunch/Lunch
Those things said, I'm still considering Carnevino, Table 10, Olives, Morels for lunch/brunch but am open to options.
What I do want, however, is our third dinner to be GREAT Italian. B+B, Valentino, Trattoria Del Lupo, and Rao's are all on the possible list.
Places I've been (and loved) in the past include Babbo, Otto, and Il Mulino in NYC as well as All' Angelo in Los Angeles. Actually, Babbo and Il Mulino rank amongst my top 5 meals all time (along with Gramercy Tavern, M at Miranova in Columbus Ohio, and Bourbon Steak in Detroit, MI).
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Eclecticity is a journey through the city's musical underbelly at Side Street Studios, 48 Albert Rd, Woodstock. R40. 4pm. See Facebook. Tel: 021 448 6511.
Fiction Fridays featuring the Dark Room Crew at Fiction DJ Bar, 226 Long St, CBD.R40 before 11pm, R50 thereafter. See Facebook. Tel: 021 424 5709.
Isja plays goema fusion at Alliance Francaise, 155 Loop St, CBD. R30 after 9pm, free for musicians.9pm. R30. Tel: 021 423 5699 .
DJS Pascal and Pearce, Deliriant, Hyphen, Floyd Lavine and Anthea play The Side Show, 11 Mechau St, CBD. 9pm. R80. See Facebook. Tel: 082 0770 315.
The Warm Up Sessions every Friday with Dave Ireton and DJ Tabs at The Protea Hotel Fire & Ice, 200 Bree St, CBD. 8pm. Tel: 021 488 2555 .
The Purist Form spins hip hop at Julep Bar, 2 Vredenberg Lane, CBD. 9pm. R20. See Facebook. Tel: 021 423 4276.
Paige Mac at Pakalolo, 10 Main Rd, Hout Bay. Free. 9pm. See Facebook. Tel: 082 666 7007.
PH Fat and friends at The Assembly, 61 Harrington Str, CBD. 9pm. R50. Info: www.theassembly.co.za. Tel: 084 555 2048.
Soul Housing Project summer residency at the The Grand Daddy's Hotel SkyBar, 38 Long St, CBD. 5pm to 1am. Free. Tel: 021 424 7247.
Blackie Tempi Quintet with Reginald "Blackie" Tempi on trumpet, Tete Mbambisa on piano, Steven Sokuyeka on trombone, Spence Mbadu on bass and Carlo Fabe on drums at The Crypt, cnr Wale and Adderley St, CBD. 8pm to 11pm. R55. Bookings: 079 683 4658. And tomorrow.
Uppercut at The Waiting Room, 273 Long St, CBD. R30 (before 10pm), R40 (after).https://twitter.com/UppercutZA. Tel: 021 422 4536.
Al Bairre, The Plastics, aKing and more at The Side Show, 11 Mechau St, CBD. R40. See Facebook. Tel: 082 0770 315.
Verona Walls, Zero Stroke and We Are a Conduit play Ragazzi Bar, 7 Loop St, CBD. 9pm. R30. Tel: 082 635 2362.
Jon Shaban (guitarist and saxman) and friends at &Union,110 Bree St, CBD. 5pm. Tel: 021 422 2770.
Sweetnelfjord plays every Wednesday and Saturday at the Jackson Hall, GrandWest, 1 Vanguard Drive. 9pm. Free. Info on Facebook. Tel:021 505 7777.
The Saturday Sessions at &Union,110 Bree St, CBD. 5pm. Tel: 021 422 2770.
Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra at Kirstenbosh Botanical Gardens, Old Mutual Summer Sunset Concert series, Rhodes Drive, Newlands. 5.30pm. R85 at www.webtickets.co.za.
Summer Sunset Concert with Natalie Chapman. 6pm. V&A Waterfront Amphitheatre. Free
Jazz brunch with Graham Burton, Willie van Zyl, Gary Deacon and Maurice Gawronsky at Harvey's at the Winchester Mansions Hotel, Beach Rd, Sea-point.11am to 2pm. R250 a person.
Tel: 021 462 0520.
Manic Mondays at Mercury Live, 43 De Villiers Rd, Zonnebloem. 9pm. R20. Tel: 021 465 2106.
Acoustic Nights at The Barleycorn, Villager FC, 11 Lansdowne Rd, Claremont. 8pm. R30. See www.barleycorn.org.za.
Tel: 021 683 6704.
Future Nostalgia's first birthday at Tagores, 42 Trill Rd, Observatory. Line-up features resident selectors and special guest Jumbo. Future Nostalgia is a vinyl listening session that brings together the selector, DJ, record collector and music lover. Music from 8pm. R20. See https://twitter.com/FuchaNostalgia. Tel: 021 447 8717.
Adamu Trio featuring Adamu da Silva on guitar, vocals, Buddy Wells on saxophone and Keith Coxen on percussion at The Crypt, cnr Wale and Adderley St, CBD. 7pm to 10pm. R55. Bookings: 079 683 4658.
The District hip hop party at Julep Bar, 2 Vredenberg Lane, CBD. 9pm. R20. See Facebook. Tel: 021 423 4276.
Childrens Fundraiser at The Crypt, cnr Wale and Adderley St, CBD. 7pm to 10pm. R55. Bookings: 079 683 4658.
It Came From the Jungle features at Fiction DJ Bar, 226 Long St, CBD. 10pm to 4am. R40 before 11pm, R50 thereafter. See Facebook. Tel: 021 424 5709.
Natural Selection featuring Cross Colours, Fred Spider, Ben V and Kimon at The Waiting Room, 273 Long Str, CBD.R30 (before 11pm), R40 (after). See https://twitter.com/UppercutZA. Tel: 021 422 4536.
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reviews/musings on groove
Follow these links for reviews and discussions of my book Groove: A Phenomenology of Rhythmic Nuance (Bloomsbury Academic, 2014)
- Notes, review by Scott Gleason (Volume 73, Number 1, 2016)
- Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, review by Justin London (Volume 74, Issue 1, 2016)
- Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology, review by Milan Jilka (Volume 2, Issue 1, 2015)
- Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, review by Clément Canonne (2/18/2015)
- Dancecult: Journal of Electronic Dance Music Culture, review by Daniel Schnee (Vol 7, No 2, 2015)
- Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. (Mar. 2015)
- Under the Radar, by Frank Valish
- A few ideas from my book show up in "Film studies in the groove? Rhythmising perception in Carnal Locomotive," by Catherine Grant (Necsus, European Journal of Media Studies, Spring, 2015).
- Portions of my view are put to interesting use in "Music and the Unconscious" by John Carvalho, presented at the conference, "Music and Consciousness" (University of Oxford, April 2015).
- Brettworks, by Thomas Brett
- My piece "From the Author's Perspective…" in the Spring 2015 American Society for Aesthetics Newsletter: 35.1
- Groove back-cover endorsements
from the author's perspective: groove
I've written a fairly lengthy piece—"From the Author's Perspective: Groove: A Phenomenology of Rhythmic Nuance"—which appears in the new American Society for Aesthetics Newsletter. Here is the opening paragraph:
How should we understand the relationship between music and body movement? The common view is that a listener's body movement is a reaction to, an effect of, perceiving music. I don't doubt that this is, in part, correct. I claim in Groove, however, that moving our bodies is often something that we do in order to grasp certain rhythmic qualities; our movement is an integral part of a perceptual skill for grasping qualities such as a groove. We know that the perception of music is not passive; I view bodily movement as a component of one's active perception of music. To develop this, I draw upon the phenomenologist Maurice Merleau-Ponty's account of embodied perception, emphasizing his notion of motor intentionality. Before we get to this, though, let's take a few steps back…
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motor intentionality and groove
One of the ideas I leverage in my book, Groove, is the French phenomenologist Maurice Merleau-Ponty's notion of motor intentionality.* Phenomenologists use the term "intentional" to refer to our directedness toward something. Merleau-Ponty's idea is that, in certain movements, our bodily directedness toward objects constitutes a kind of practical, noncognitive understanding of them. (For example, I have a practical rather than intellectual understanding of the shape and flimsiness of this Coke can through the movements of my fingers and thumb.)
It's commonly believed that a groove is, in some sense, the feel of a rhythm. But the feels of grooves seem somewhat mysteriously embodied. I try to make sense of this through a particular characteristic of motor intentionality. Notice that our motor-intentional understanding of something can be effective or ineffective. (A faulty understanding may result in my not succeeding in picking up the Coke; the can may slip from my hand, spill.) Merleau-Ponty believes we experience this wrongness and rightness of our bodily understanding as bodily feelings of tension, equilibrium, etc. I think that when we move to music we are attempting to understand it, bodily, through our movements.
I argue that this felt, affective dimension of motor intentionality is the basic nature of the feel of a groove. The embodied understanding of a groove, on the one hand, and the feel that informs this motor-intentional activity, on the other, are two sides of the same coin: to "get" a groove just is to comprehend it bodily and to feel that comprehension.
*For more on motor intentionality, see Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Perception. Also see Sean D. Kelly's "Merleau-Ponty on the Body: The Logic of Motor Intentional Activity," Ratio XV, no. 4 (2002): 376– 91. For more on Merleau-Ponty in general, see Taylor Carman's Merleau-Ponty. London and New York: Routledge, 2008.
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Notes On Tiger C. Roholt's "Groove: a phenomenology of rhythmic nuance"
Thanks to Thomas Brett for this thoughtful review.
Tiger C. Roholt's Groove: a phenomenology of rhythmic nuance is a splendid, rigorous, and brief (140 pp) book that makes a compelling case for something many musicians already know something about: groove. Groove is the feel of a rhythm–that quality of musical time that can make it seem as though the music is pushing ahead or laying back. How a single musician, let alone an entire ensemble, has groove is somewhat mysterious. In a way, the ability to produce and perceive groove is a kind of body knowledge and its feel aspect "is a musician's datum" (105). Roholt designs his book around four propositions: first, grooves have a feel; second, grooves somehow involve the body and its movement; third, to understand a groove is to feel it; and finally, feeling and understanding a groove does not occur in thought or in listening, but through the body (2).
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endorsements for Groove
My book, Groove: A Phenomenology of Rhythmic Nuance, is just published on Bloomsbury Academic. These four endorsements appear on the back cover:
"For decades, philosophers and theorists of music have been promising an embodied phenomenology of music. Tiger C. Roholt's Groove is an original and insightful essay that makes good on that promise. Roholt challenges analytic and quantificational approaches to rhythmic nuance and argues that grooves are non-conceptual, felt, and understood through bodily engagement. Full of smart musical examples and sound arguments, Groove is much more than just a book on rhythm or drumming. It is a cornerstone for any future phenomenology of music."
BRIAN KANE, Associate Professor of Music, Yale University, USA
"Tiger C. Roholt's energetic new study of a neglected but undeniably central aspect of rhythm represents a major step forward in understanding how and why music moves us as it does. Roholt writes both as a philosopher and as a player, which readers will quickly see is a great advantage on this topic, and he knows the value of examples, many of which are thoroughly absorbing in their own right. Roholt describes the motor-intentional process that actualizes the implicit groove of a song, giving us a new appreciation of the embodied character of this kind of aesthetic experience and the 'groove-completing' role of the listener. A wonderfully interesting study."
GARRY L. HAGBERG, James H. Ottaway Jr. Professor of Philosophy and Aesthetics, Bard College. USA
"Exploring uncharted philosophical territory, Tiger C. Roholt's smart, thorough account of groove pushes us to rethink the nature of music and musical engagement. Experiencing music is not merely Continue reading
fall 2014 course, "phenomenology and art"
PHIL 233 Contemporary Philosophers: Phenomenology and Art
The first half of this course will consist of an introduction to phenomenology in general—both Edmund Husserl's brand of phenomenology and the existential phenomenology of Martin Heidegger and Maurice Merleau-Ponty. In the second half of the course, we will explore contemporary phenomenological examinations of art. We will consider different art forms, including music.
why study philosophy (#4)
Some Deeper Reasons
Scott Samuelson considers the more profound benefits of studying philosophy in this Wall Street Journal article from March, 2014. Reacting to the many, recent employment-based arguments for studying philosophy, Samuelson writes, "America should strive to be a society of free people deeply engaged in 'the pursuit of happiness', not simply one of decently compensated employees. A true liberal-arts education furnishes the mind with great art and ideas, empowers us to think for ourselves, and appreciate the world in all its complexity and grandeur." Samuelson in Wall Street Journal
In "Why I Teach Plato to Plumbers," (April 2014, The Atlantic), Samuelson explains why philosophy (and the liberal arts in general) are socially valuable for working class individuals:
Traditionally, the liberal arts have been the privilege of an upper class. There are three big reasons for this. First, it befits the leisure time of an upper class to explore the higher goods of human life. . . Second, because their birthright is to occupy leadership positions in politics and the marketplace, members of the aristocratic class require the skills to think for themselves. Whereas those in the lower classes are assessed exclusively on how well they meet various prescribed outcomes, those in the upper class must know how to evaluate outcomes and consider them against a horizon of values. Finally (and this reason generally goes unspoken), the goods of the liberal arts get coded as markers of privilege and prestige, so that the upper class can demarcate themselves clearly from those who must work in order to make their leisure and wealth possible.
why study philosophy (#3)
Learn to think clearly.
In the 2013 Salon article, "Be employable, study philosophy," Shannon Rupp writes, "…a smattering of undergrad philosophy classes taught me something applicable to any and every job: clarity of thought. Name me one aspect of your life that doesn't benefit from being able to think something through clearly." (The article was originally published in The Tyee.)
(Via the great page, "Philosophy: What Can It Do For You?" compiled by Tomás Bogardus.)


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