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			<title>Open to Disruption - Episode 2 Series 1: Mary Midgley, ‘Rings and Books’</title>
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			<itunes:subtitle>Continuing on the theme from the last episode, here I expand on how isolation and one-sided thinking shows up in philosophical thought.Amy Ward</itunes:subtitle>
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			<title>Aspects of Isolation - Episode 1 Series 1: Mary Midgley, ‘Rings and Books’</title>
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			<itunes:subtitle>To start off this series, I talk about the pros and cons of isolation with Mary Midgley’s essay ‘Rings and Books’ in mind. Although being alone can be helpful for focusing, being alone too much makes it easier to think about the world only in terms of yo...</itunes:subtitle>
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