Carrie Figdor

I'm a professor of philosophy who specializes in political and moral theory.

And I'm an interviewer here at New Books in Philosophy, along with Carrie Figdor and Sarah Tyson.

The physician, political economist, satirist, and philosopher Bernard Mandeville lived from 1670 to 1733.

Born in Rotterdam, Mandeville lived most of his life in London.

Hello, and welcome to NewBooks and Philosophy, a podcast channel with the NewBooks Network.

I'm Carrie Figdor, professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa, and I'm co-host of the channel along with Sarah Tyson and Blaine Neufeldt.

Together, we bring you conversations with philosophers about their new books and a wide range of areas of contemporary philosophical inquiry.

Today's interview is with Dan Degerman, research fellow at the University of Bristol on the Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare Project.

You've been listening to an interview with Dan Degerman, research fellow at the University of Bristol on the Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare Project.

We've been talking about his new book, Silence in Mood Disorders, which is just out from Routledge.

I'm Carrie Figdor.

This is New Books and Philosophy, a podcast with the New Books Network.