Adam Kadlac
Special guest
After graduate school at the University of Virginia, Adam served as a lecturer at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville for three years before landing at Wake Forest, where he currently works as a Teaching Professor of Philosophy. His teaching and research center on ethics and political philosophy (broadly construed). Over the past few years, he has developed interests in the role that hope can play in a flourishing human life as well as the philosophy of sport, and he is a part of Wake Forest's newly formed Disability Studies Initiative.
Adam Kadlac has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Ep. 26 - Adam Kadlac: Objectification in Sports
December 29th, 2021 | 1 hr 9 mins
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In this episode, I speak with Adam Kadlac about a chapter in his newly published book, The Ethics of Sports Fandom. We discuss the pitfalls of objectification within various areas of athletics and from different perspectives. You can purchase the full book now!