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_aRobinson, Daniel N., _d1937- _910431 |
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_aThe great ideas of philosophy / _cDaniel N. Robinson. |
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_aChantilly, VA : _bTeaching Company, _cc2004 |
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_aviii, 329p. : _bill. ; _c19 cm. _eIncludes DVD |
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490 | 1 | _aThe great courses. | |
500 | _aCourse guidebook includes Professor biography, course scope, lecture outline, timeline, glossary, bibliographical notes, and bibliography. | ||
500 | _aCourse no. 4200 | ||
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_gVolume 1. Lecture 1. _tFrom the Upanishads to Homer ; _gLecture 2. _tPhilosophy: Did the Greeks invent it? ; _gLecture 3. _tPythagoras and the divinity of number ; _gLecture 4. _tWhat is there? ; _gLecture 5. _tThe Greek tragedians on man's fate ; _gLecture 6. _tHerodotus and the lamp of history -- _gLecture 7. _tSocrates on the examined life ; _gLecture 8. _tPlato's search for truth ; _gLecture 9. _tCan virtue be taught? ; _gLecture 10. _tPlato's 'Republic': Man writ large ; _gLecture 11. _tHippocrates and the science of life ; _gLecture 12. _tAristotle on the knowable. |
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_gVolume 2. Lecture 13. _tAristotle on friendship ; _gLecture 14. _tAristotle on the perfect life ; _gLecture 15. _tRome, the Stoics, and the rule of law ; _gLecture 16. _tThe Stoic bridge to Christianity ; _gLecture 17. _tRoman law: Making a city of the once-wide world ; _gLecture 18. _tThe light within: Augustine on human nature -- _gLecture 19. _tIslam ; _gLecture 20. _tSecular knowledge: The idea of university ; _gLecture 21. _tThe reappearance of experimental science ; _gLecture 22. _tScholasticism and the theory of natural law ; _gLecture 23. _tThe Renaissance: Was there one? ; _gLecture 24. _tLet us burn the witches to save them. |
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_gVolume 3. Lecture 25. _tFrancis Bacon and the authority of experience ; _gLecture 26. _tDescartes and the authority of reason ; _gLecture 27. _tNewton: The saint of science ; _gLecture 28. _tHobbes and the social machine ; _gLecture 29. _tLocke's Newtonian science of the mind ; _gLecture 30. _tNo matter? The challenge of materialism -- _gLecture 31. _tHume and the pursuit of happiness ; _gLecture 32. _tThomas Reid and the Scottish school ; _gLecture 33. _tFrance and the philosophes ; _gLecture 34. _t'The Federalist Papers' and the great experiment ; _gLecture 35. _tWhat is Enlightenment? Kant on freedom ; _gLecture 36. _tMoral science and the natural world. |
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_gVolume 4. Lecture 37. _tPhrenology: A science of the mind ; _gLecture 38. _tThe idea of freedom ; _gLecture 39. _tThe Hegelians and history ; _gLecture 40. _tThe aesthetic movement: Genius ; _gLecture 41. _tNietzsche at the twilight ; _gLecture 42. _tThe liberal tradition: J.S. Mill -- _gLecture 43. _tDarwin and nature's "purposes" ; _gLecture 44. _tMarxism: Dead but not forgotten ; _gLecture 45. _tThe Freudian world ; _gLecture 46 _tThe radical William James ; _gLecture 47. _tWilliam James' pragmatism ; _gLecture 48. _tWittgenstein and the discursive turn. |
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_gVolume 5. Lecture 49. _tAlan Turing in the forest of wisdom ; _gLecture 50. _tFour theories of the good life ; _gLecture 51. _tOntology: What there "really" is ; _gLecture 52. _tPhilosophy of science: The last word? ; _gLecture 53. _tPhilosophy of psychology and related confusions ; _gLecture 54. _tPhilosophy of mind, if there is one -- _gLecture 55. _tWhat makes a problem "moral" ; _gLecture 56. _tMedicine and the value of life ; _gLecture 57. _tOn the nature of law ; _gLecture 58. _tJustice and just wars ; _gLecture 59. _tAesthetics: Beauty without observers ; _gLecture 60. _tGod: Really? |
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520 | _aPresents sixty lectures by Professor Robinson, tracing the origins of philosophy and its history across the centuries. | ||
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