History of Philosophy - Philosophy & Religious Studies

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Contents

Ancient Philosophy - Plato

Plato - The Republic

Plato - Euthyphro and Meno

Plato - Apology

Plato - Symposium

Plato - Phaedo

Ancient Philosophy - Aristotle

Aristotle - Nicomachean Ethics

Medieval Philosophy

Medieval Philosophy - Aquinas

Medieval Philosophy - Boethius

Medieval Philosophy - Augustine

Enlightenment Philosophy - John Locke

Enlightenment Philosophy - Immanuel Kant

Enlightenment Philosophy - David Hume

Enlightenment Philosophy - Thomas Hobbes

Enlightenment Philosophy - René Descartes

Contemporary Philosophy

Ancient Philosophy - Plato

ANCIENT PHILOSOPHICAL INFLUENCES ON CHRISTIANITY: PLATO

Plato's Influence

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

ANCIENT PHILOSOPHICAL INFLUENCES ON CHRISTIANITY: PLATO

Timaeus

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

ANCIENT PHILOSOPHICAL INFLUENCES ON CHRISTIANITY: PLATO

Plato's Forms

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

ANCIENT PHILOSOPHICAL INFLUENCES ON CHRISTIANITY: PLATO

Plato and Christianity

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

Plato and Aristotle

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Plato and Aristotle

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

Plato - The Republic

PLATO: REPUBLIC

Plato's Philosophy of Art

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

PLATO: REPUBLIC

Why should we be just?

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

PLATO: REPUBLIC

The City-Soul Analogy

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

PLATO: REPUBLIC

Plato's Theory of Knowledge

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

PLATO: REPUBLIC

The Ideal City

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

Plato - Euthyphro and Meno

PLATO: EUTHYPHRO AND MENO

Definition

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

PLATO: EUTHYPHRO AND MENO

Socrates

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

PLATO: EUTHYPHRO AND MENO

Meno's Paradox

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

PLATO: EUTHYPHRO AND MENO

The Euthyphro Dilemma

Dr Nakul Krishna, University of Cambridge

Plato - Apology

PLATO: APOLOGY

The Second Speech: The Formal Charges

Prof. Angie Hobbs, Sheffield University

PLATO: APOLOGY

The Second Speech: "The unexamined life is not worth living"

Prof. Angie Hobbs, Sheffield University

PLATO: APOLOGY

The Third Speech: "I go to die, and you to live"

Prof. Angie Hobbs, Sheffield University

PLATO: APOLOGY

The Apology as History: Do we trust Plato's version of events?

Prof. Angie Hobbs, Sheffield University

PLATO: APOLOGY

The Apology as Philosophy: Why are philosophers interested in the Apology?

Prof. Angie Hobbs, Sheffield University

PLATO: APOLOGY

The Apology and Other Dialogues

Prof. Angie Hobbs, Sheffield University

PLATO: APOLOGY

The First Speech: The Informal Charges

Prof. Angie Hobbs, Sheffield University

PLATO: APOLOGY

Introduction: Athens in 399 BC

Prof. Angie Hobbs, Sheffield University

Plato - Symposium

PLATO: SYMPOSIUM

Aristophanes' Speech

Dr Frisbee Sheffield, University of Cambridge

PLATO: SYMPOSIUM

Socrates' Speech: The Nature, Aims, and Activities of Love

Dr Frisbee Sheffield, University of Cambridge

PLATO: SYMPOSIUM

Introduction

Dr Frisbee Sheffield, University of Cambridge

PLATO: SYMPOSIUM

Socrates' Speech: The Ladder of Love

Dr Frisbee Sheffield, University of Cambridge

PLATO: SYMPOSIUM

Alcibiades' Speech

Dr Frisbee Sheffield, University of Cambridge

Plato - Phaedo

PLATO: PHAEDO

Introduction

Prof. David Sedley, University of Cambridge

PLATO: PHAEDO

Theory of Forms

Prof. David Sedley, University of Cambridge

PLATO: PHAEDO

The Argument from Recollection

Prof. David Sedley, University of Cambridge

PLATO: PHAEDO

The Affinity Argument

Prof. David Sedley, University of Cambridge

PLATO: PHAEDO

The Final Proof of Immortality

Prof. David Sedley, University of Cambridge

PLATO: PHAEDO

The Ending

Prof. David Sedley, University of Cambridge

Ancient Philosophy - Aristotle

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

Plato and Aristotle

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

VIRTUE ETHICS

Aristotle and the Doctrine of the Mean

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

VIRTUE ETHICS

Aristotle and the Doctrine of the Mean

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

SHAKESPEARE: TITUS ANDRONICUS

The Use and Abuse of Aristotle's Poetics

Dr Andrew Zurcher, University of Cambridge

VIRTUE ETHICS AND CHRISTIANITY

Aristotle on the Virtues

Dr Ryan Byerly, Sheffield University

TRAGEDY: A COMPLETE HISTORY

Greeks 3: Aristotle and Later Theory

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

Aristotle - Nicomachean Ethics

ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS

Thought and Action

Prof. Anthony Price, Birkbeck College, London

ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS

Contemplation and the Best Life

Prof. Anthony Price, Birkbeck College, London

ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS

Conclusion and Further Reading

Prof. Anthony Price, Birkbeck College, London

ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS

Eudaimonia and Egocentricity

Prof. Anthony Price, Birkbeck College, London

ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS

Eudaimonia

Prof. Anthony Price, Birkbeck College, London

ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS

Virtue as a Mean and the Unity of Virtues

Prof. Anthony Price, Birkbeck College, London

Medieval Philosophy

MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Avicenna

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Abelard

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Averroes

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Maimonides

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Duns Scotus

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Gersonides

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY

Pomponazzi

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

Medieval Philosophy - Aquinas

AQUINAS ON NATURAL LAW

Natural Law and Aquinas' Theological Worldview

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON NATURAL LAW

Four Kinds of Law

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON NATURAL LAW

Natural Law

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON NATURAL LAW

The Virtues

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON NATURAL LAW

The Doctrine of Double Effect and Objections to Natural Law

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON NATURAL LAW

Natural Law in Contemporary Debates

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

Practical Reason

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

Conscience

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

Synderesis and Prudence

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

Moral Responsibility

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

The Demands of Conscience

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE – NEGATIVE, ANALOGICAL AND SYMBOLIC

Aquinas on Analogy

Prof. Simon Oliver, Durham University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Cosmological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

The Cosmological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

Medieval Philosophy - Boethius

BOETHIUS ON GOD, ETERNITY, AND FREE WILL

Who Was Boethius?

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

BOETHIUS ON GOD, ETERNITY, AND FREE WILL

Divine Eternity and Divine Action in Time

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

BOETHIUS ON GOD, ETERNITY, AND FREE WILL

Divine Foreknowledge

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

BOETHIUS ON GOD, ETERNITY, AND FREE WILL

Solutions to the Problems of Prescience

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

BOETHIUS ON GOD, ETERNITY, AND FREE WILL

Criticisms of the Solutions to the Problems of Prescience

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

BOETHIUS ON GOD, ETERNITY, AND FREE WILL

Methodology Concerning God, Eternity, and Free Will

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

ANSELM ON GOD, ETERNITY AND FREE WILL

Anselm and Boethius

Prof. John Marenbon, University of Cambridge

Medieval Philosophy - Augustine

AUGUSTINE ON HUMAN NATURE

Human Nature

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

AUGUSTINE ON HUMAN NATURE

The Will

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

AUGUSTINE ON HUMAN NATURE

The Fall

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

AUGUSTINE ON HUMAN NATURE

Grace

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

AUGUSTINE ON HUMAN NATURE

Interpreting Augustine Today

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

AUGUSTINE ON HUMAN NATURE

Desire and Human Relationships

Prof. Lewis Ayres, Durham University

Enlightenment Philosophy - John Locke

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

The Essay

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

No Innate Ideas

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Arguments and Objections

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Ideas and Sense Perception

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Primary and Secondary Qualities

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Sensitive Knowledge

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Personal Identity

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

John Locke's Response to the Sceptical Challenge

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

PERSONAL IDENTITY

John Locke on Personal Identity

Prof. Harold Noonan, Aquinas College

Enlightenment Philosophy - Immanuel Kant

KANT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS

How does obeying the Categorical Imperative relate to the will of God?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

KANT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS

What is the difference between consequentialism, deontology, and virtue ethics?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

KANT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS

What is the basic aim of the Groundwork?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

KANT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS

What is Kant's starting point in the Groundwork?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

KANT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS

What does Kant mean by the Categorical Imperative?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

KANT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS

How should the Categorical Imperative be applied?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

KANT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS

Is there more than one way of formulating the Categorical Imperative?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

KANT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS

How can morality exist without free will?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

KANTIAN DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS

Kant, the Good Will, and Acting From Duty

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

KANTIAN DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS

Acting from Duty vs. Motives of Love/Compassion

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

KANTIAN DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS

Hypothetical vs. Categorical Imperatives

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

KANTIAN DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS

The First Formulation of the Categorical Imperative

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

KANTIAN DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS

The Second Formulation of the Categorical Imperative

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

KANTIAN DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS

Objections to Kantianism

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

KANT'S CRITIQUES

Kant's Philosophical Worldview

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

KANT'S CRITIQUES

The Epistemological Problem

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

KANT'S CRITIQUES

Synthetic A Priori and Transcendental Idealism

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

KANT'S CRITIQUES

Metaphysics, Ethics and Practical Reason

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

KANT'S CRITIQUES

Kant's Practical Philosophy

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

KANT'S CRITIQUES

Beauty and Art in the Critique of Judgement

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

Enlightenment Philosophy - David Hume

THE SCOTTISH ENLIGHTENMENT

David Hume

Dr Anna Plassart, Open University

HUME: AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING

Reason and Experience

Prof. Helen Beebee, Manchester University

HUME: AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING

Liberty and Necessity

Prof. Helen Beebee, Manchester University

HUME: AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING

Induction

Prof. Helen Beebee, Manchester University

HUME: AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING

Miracles

Prof. Helen Beebee, Manchester University

HUME: AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING

Causation

Prof. Helen Beebee, Manchester University

METAETHICS

Two More Arguments from Hume

Dr Iain Law, Birmingham University

MIRACLES – PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES

David Hume

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

David Hume's Objection

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

Enlightenment Philosophy - Thomas Hobbes

LIBERALISM

The Pre-History of Liberalism: Hobbes, Locke and Wollstonecraft

Prof. Jeremy Jennings, King's College London

POLITICAL IDEAS – THOMAS HOBBES

Hobbes's Life and Times

Prof. Jeffrey Collins, Queen's University, Canada

POLITICAL IDEAS – THOMAS HOBBES

The Individual and Human Nature

Prof. Jeffrey Collins, Queen's University, Canada

POLITICAL IDEAS – THOMAS HOBBES

Contract and Sovereignty

Prof. Jeffrey Collins, Queen's University, Canada

POLITICAL IDEAS – THOMAS HOBBES

The Powers of Sovereignty

Prof. Jeffrey Collins, Queen's University, Canada

POLITICAL IDEAS – THOMAS HOBBES

Liberty and Disorder

Prof. Jeffrey Collins, Queen's University, Canada

POLITICAL IDEAS – THOMAS HOBBES

Influence

Prof. Jeffrey Collins, Queen's University, Canada

Enlightenment Philosophy - René Descartes

MIND-BODY DUALISM

Descartes and the History of Dualism

Dr Cressida Gaukroger, UCL

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Method of Doubt

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

Cogito Ergo Sum

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Existence of God: From Finite to Infinite

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

Mind and Body

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

From God to Science

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Father of Modern Philosophy

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Cartesian Dualism

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

René Descartes Three Stages of Doubt

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

Descartes' Response to the Sceptical Challenge

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

Contemporary Philosophy

THE INFINITE

What Should We Make of the Infinite?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

GOD, ETERNITY AND FREE WILL – 21ST-CENTURY PERSPECTIVES

Alvin Plantinga's Philosophy of Religion

Dr Nikk Effingham, Birmingham University

GOD, ETERNITY AND FREE WILL – 21ST-CENTURY PERSPECTIVES

Plantinga on Free Will

Dr Nikk Effingham, Birmingham University

GOD, ETERNITY AND FREE WILL – 21ST-CENTURY PERSPECTIVES

Free Will and Divine Foreknowledge

Dr Nikk Effingham, Birmingham University

GOD, ETERNITY AND FREE WILL – 21ST-CENTURY PERSPECTIVES

God as Timeless

Dr Nikk Effingham, Birmingham University

GOD, ETERNITY AND FREE WILL – 21ST-CENTURY PERSPECTIVES

Richard Swinburne on a Timely God

Dr Nikk Effingham, Birmingham University

GOD, ETERNITY AND FREE WILL – 21ST-CENTURY PERSPECTIVES

Contemporary Thinkers on Philosophy of Religion

Dr Nikk Effingham, Birmingham University