It's back to school time—time to open up the books and continue the learning journey. Of course, not all knowledge comes from studying books in school. There are many different ways of knowing and learning, and there are some things we may never know about. So for this month's playlist, we're featuring episodes from the archive that focus on knowledge, its various forms, and its limits.
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Knowledge and Learning
| Episode Title | Guest | Related Content | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Knowing What We Know (And What We Don't) | Baron Reed, Professor of Philosophy, Northwestern University | Knowing What We Know—And What We Don't Know | |
 | Poetry as a Way of Knowing | Award-winning Poet, Translator, and Essayist Jane Hirshfield | Poetry As a Way of Knowing | |
 | The Nature of Imagination | Alison Gopnik, Professor of Psychology, University of California Berkeley | What the Imagination is For | |
 | Dance as a Way of Knowing | Alva Noë, Professor of Philosophy, University of California Berkeley | Dance as a Way of Knowing | |
 | The Limits of Self-Knowledge | Timothy Wilson, Professor of Psychology, University of Virginia | The Limits of Self Knowledge |