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Fallacious Appeals: Five Common Errors in Logic10 juil. 202500:13:24

This podcast examines five common fallacious appeals in argumentation.

Logical Fallacies Everyone Should Know: Part Two10 juil. 202500:20:03

Continue with this longer list of extended logical fallacies that everyone should know, part two!

Logical Fallacies Everyone Should Know: Part One10 juil. 202500:10:12

Fallacies are so pervasive that the more we are on gaurd, the better prepared we are to ward them off!

The Moral Philosophy of Peter Abelard10 juil. 202500:09:17

What was Peter Abelard’s lesser-known moral philosophy?

The Analects of Confucius10 juil. 202500:09:07

This podcast briefly summarizes The Analects of Confucius.

Saint Augustine's Narrative of the Two Cities10 juil. 202500:09:29

What was Saint Augustine’s narrative of the two cities, the City of God and the City of the World, all about?

Roman Philosophy10 juil. 202500:10:34

This podcast explores five important philosophies from the Ancient Roman period, along with some key proponents from each school.

Sartre: Hell is Other People!10 juil. 202500:10:00

Existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre argued that “Hell is—other people”; what did he mean by that?

The Consolations of Boethius10 juil. 202500:08:27

What were the consolations discovered by Boethius?

Lou Salomé and Friedrich Nietzsche10 juil. 202500:10:44

Was Lou Salomé an embodiment of Friedrich Nietzsche’s ideal human, the “Übermensch”?

Muslim Philosophers of the Medieval Period10 juil. 202500:10:27

This podcast explores five important thinkers: al-Kindi, al-Farabi, Avicenna, the anti-philosopher of the group, al-Ghazali, and arguably the most influential of them all, Averroes.

Medieval Jewish Philosophers10 juil. 202500:12:42

This podcast explores some of the important Jewish philosophers of the Middle Ages.

Jane Addams10 juil. 202500:09:59

Who Was Jane Addams, the first woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize from the United States?

Saint Augustine: A Philosopher of History09 juil. 202500:11:05

Was Saint Augustine the first philosopher of (not in) history, or is that a misnomer?

Who Was Christine de Pizan?09 juil. 202500:09:39

This podcast explores the incredible yet under-appreciated first woman on record in the west to make a living off her writing, Christine de Pizan.

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