Khubth Doctor: Recent Episodes
Tatyana Talamas
I am Dr. Tatyana Talamas, and I will explain to you the cause of moral decay and corruption in the world. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tatyana-talamas/support
This episode talks about place and space in Yahya's description of profligacy and its opposite, self-control. (Originally recorded Feb. 11, 2021)--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tatyana-talamas/support
This episode talks about MITAL, a moisturizer hand-made with olive oil from the Holy Land. (Mital can be bought at mital.Tatyana.info).
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This episode discusses the allegory of the cave in Plato's Republic.
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My name is Tatyana Talamas and I have my PhD in political philosophy, i.e., politics. I have a M.A. in theology. I wrote my doctoral dissertation on a Christian Arab philosopher by the name of Yahya ibn Adi who lived in Baghdad in Iraq in the 10th century. The title of it is: Khubth in Tahdhib al-akhlaq or The Reformation of Morals by Yahya ibn Adi: A Missing Notion in Aristotle. In this podcast, because Reformation waa written in Arabic, I use Arabic.
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This episode discusses perfidy, dishonesty, and lying.
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This episode discussed fraud and its various forms.
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Part two of the previous episode.
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This episode discusses the pinnacle of my dissertation, which is the connection of lewdness with khubth.
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This episode anticipates the climax of my epic dissertation. A year ago, on May 19, 2019, which also happens to be my 96 year-old grandmother's birthday, I miraculously graduated with my PhD. This episode highlights the khubth lodged in heart of what is supposed to be the last bastion of Roman Catholicism.
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This episode explains how swearing and joking, both folly, are the tangible actions of the khabith, or malevolent person.
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This episode discusses khurq, or levity and amusement, and its relationship to khubth.
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This episode mentions the role of khubth in the public execution of Jesus at the hands of the Romans, but which was elicited by the Pharisees.
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This episode discusesses khubth, which is the lack of relationship between the three souls, as the cause of excessive anger.
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This episode begins to peel back the layers of the meaning of the notion of khubth, which is nothing other than impurity of the soul.
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This episode discusses the three parts of the soul, or the three kinds of souls, and in which is the bad moral quality of khubth located.
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This episode recapitulates some of the historical backdrop mentioned in the first episode, and makes a correction regarding the title of Jack Tannous's book, The Making of the Medieval Middle East: Religion, Society, and Simple Believers, as well as sheds light on why the Wise Philosopher wrote the Reformation.
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This episode briefly talks about the meaning of the notion of khubth.
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This episode briefly touches on scholarship of The Reformation of Morals.
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This episode gives insight into the religious topography of the historical Middle East and its metamorphosis in the Late Antique Period.
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Want to know what khubth is? Want to know why human beings do the bad things they do? For the first time the English-speaking world has a word for something many have noticed, but could not explain.
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