Robert Wyllie on Kierkegaard, Schopenhauer and Cormac McCarthy

<div class="gmail-field__item even">Robert Wyllie is Assistant Professor of Political Science and Director of Political Economy Program at Ashland University. He teaches courses in political economy, history, and political philosophy, and he has published articles in <em>Constellations, Perspectives on Political Science, Polis, Res Philosophica, TELOS</em>, and other scholarly journals.</div> <div class="gmail-field__item gmail-odd"> </div> <div class="gmail-field__item gmail-odd">In this episode we discuss two of his articles on Cormac McCarthy:</div> <div class="gmail-field__item gmail-odd"> </div> <div class="gmail-field__item gmail-odd">"Kierkegaard Talking Down Schopenhauer: <em>The Sunset Limited</em> as a Philosophical Dialogue." <em>The Cormac McCarthy Journal</em> (2016) 14 (2): 186–203.</div> <div class="gmail-field__item gmail-odd"> </div> <div class="gmail-field__item gmail-odd">"Principles that transcend money": Veterans Between Markets and Fate in <em>No Country for Old Men</em>. Forthcoming.</div>