Zach Rhoads
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Episode 58: Tamler Sommers "Why Honor Matters"
Episode 58: Tamler Sommers "Why Honor Matters"
Episode 58: Tamler Sommers "Why Honor Matters"
Wednesday 10th June 2020
Philosophy professor Tamler Sommers discusses 'Why Honor Matters' and its impact on justice and community in this episode of 'The Social Exchange'.
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Get the buttons here!The Power of Honor: Insights from Tamler Sommers
Honor is one of those concepts with a kind of fluid definition... But once you wrap your mind around the overall, it's hard not to see it everywhere.
Ever thought about how the concept of honor shapes our lives and society? In this intriguing episode of 'The Social Exchange', host Zach Rhoads sits down with Tamler Sommers, a philosophy professor at the University of Houston and co-host of the 'Very Bad Wizards' podcast. They dive into Sommers' book, 'Why Honor Matters', unpacking how this often elusive concept influences everything from personal behavior to societal norms.
The conversation is centered around restorative justice and how adopting principles from honor culture can offer fresh perspectives on justice and community-building. Sommers challenges the traditional punitive approaches of the criminal justice system, advocating for a balance that includes restoration and rehabilitation. The episode also touches on the limitations of social media in resolving conflicts and how honor can play a role in fostering stronger communities.
It's a thought-provoking discussion that will leave you rethinking what you know about justice, ethics, and the power of honor. Perfect for anyone curious about societal issues and eager for a deeper understanding of how age-old concepts can address modern challenges.