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All 158 philosophy courses

• 20th Century Philosophy: Martin HeideggerGregory Sadler
• A History of PhilosophyArthur Holmes, Wheaton College
• A Romp Through Ethics for Complete BeginnersMarianne Talbot, Oxford University
• A Romp Through the Philosophy of MindMarianne Talbot, Oxford
• Aesthetics & Philosophy of ArtFree Online Audio — James Grant, Oxford University
• Ancient PhilosophyRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Ancient PhilosophyDavid Ebrey, UC Berkeley
• Ancient Philosophy: Aristotle and His SuccessorsUniversity of Pennsylvania
• Ancient Philosophy: Plato & His PredecessorsUniversity of Pennsylvania
• Ancient Wisdom and Modern Love, Notre Dame
• Aristotle: RhetoricLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Authority & the Individual: Six BBC LecturesBertrand Russell, Cambridge
• Bioethics: An IntroductionFree iTunes Audio — Free Online Audio + Video — Marianne Talbot, Oxford
• Contemporary Issues in Philosophy of Mind & CognitionMultiple Profs, IIT Bombay
• Cosmologies of CapitalismAlan Macfarlane, Cambridge
• Critical Reasoning for BeginnersMarianne Talbot, Oxford
• Critical ThinkingGregory Sadler, Fayetteville State University
• Dark Matter of the MindDaniel Everett, Bentley University
• David Hume’s Central PrinciplesFree iTunes Audio — Free Online Video — Free Online Audio + Video — Peter Millican, Oxford
• DeathShelly Kagan, Yale
• Deleuze: 8 cours de philosophieGilles Deleuze, (Université Paris-VII)
• Deleuze: Sur SpinozaGilles Deleuze, (Université Paris-VIII)
• Discourse and TruthMichel Foucault, UC Berkeley
• Effective AltruismPeter Singer, Princeton
• Eight Philosophy Courses by Gilles DeleuzeGilles Deleuze, Université Paris-VIII
• Epictetus’ Enchiridion — Ancient Philosophy & Peace of Mind, Gregory Stadler
• EpistemologyRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• EthicsGregory Sadler, Marist College
• Evidence and IdeologyNancy Cartwright, University of Durham
• Fear and Trembling in the 21st CenturyClare Carlisle, King’s College London
• Foundations of Modern Social TheorIván Szelényi, Yale
• General PhilosophyFree iTunes Video — Free Online Video + Audio — Peter Millican, Oxford University
• Great Minds of the Western Intellectual TraditionMultiple Faculty
• Gödel, Escher, Bach: A Mental Space OdysseyJustin Curry & Curran Kelleher, MIT
• Half Hour Hegel: The Complete Phenomenology of SpiritGregory Sadler
• Hegel: The Philosophy of HistoryLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Hegel’s Phenomenology of SpiritRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Hegel’s Phenomenology of SpiritJM Bernstein, New School
• Hegel’s Philosophy of RightSyllabus — Richard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Hegel’s Science of LogicRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Heidegger Meets Van Gogh: Art, Freedom and TechnologySimon Glendinning, London School of Economics
• Heidegger’s Being & TimeHubert Dreyfus, UC Berkeley
• Heidegger’s Being and Time, Division IIHubert Dreyfus, UC Berkeley
• History of Ancient PhilosophyAdam Rosenfeld, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
• History of Christian PhilosophyDaniel Bonevac, UT Austin
• History of Modern PhilosophyJohn DePoe, Marywood University
• History of Modern PhilosophyAdam Rosenfeld, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
• How to Change the WorldWesleyan University
• How to Think About Dubious ClaimsRelated Materials — Ray Hyman, University of Oregon
• Ideas of the 20th CenturyDaniel Bonevac, UT-Austin
• Introduction to Indian PhilosophySatya Sundar Sethy, IIT Madras
• Introduction to LogicDr. A.V. Ravishankar Sarma, IIT Kanpur
• Introduction to PhilosophyDaniel Kaufman, Missouri State
• Introduction to PhilosophyJohn Sanders, Rochester Institute of Technology
• Introduction to PhilosophyDaniel Bonevac, UT-Austin
• Introduction to PhilosophyGregory Sadler, Marist College
• Introduction to PhilosophyUniversity of Edinburgh
• Introduction to Philosophy of ScienceJohn Sanders, Rochester Institute of Technology
• Introduction to Political PhilosophySteven B. Smith, Yale
• Introduction to Political PhilosophyLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Introduction to Political Philosophy: Study of Aristotle’s PoliticsLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do?Michael Sandel, Harvard
• Kant (1958)Leo Strauss, U Chicago
• Kant (1967)Leo Strauss, U Chicago
• Kant’s Critique of JudgmentJM Bernstein, New School
• Kant’s Critique of Pure ReasonFree iTunes Audio — Free Online Video + Audio — Dan Robinson, Oxford
• Kant’s Critique of Pure ReasonJM Bernstein, New School
• Kant’s Critique of Pure ReasonRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Kant’s EpistemologySusan Stuart, University of Glasgow
• Know Thyself — The Value and Limits of Self-Knowledge: The Examined LifeUniversity of Edinburgh
• Knowledge and RationalityCorine Besson, University of Sussex
• Later HeideggerHebert Dreyfus, UC Berkeley
• Lecture Course in Ethical and Political PhilosophyRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Lecture Course in PlatoRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Life and Mind in NatureSyllabus — Richard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Life, Meaning and MoralityChristopher Hamilton, King’s College, London
• Logic and ProofsCarnegie Mellon
• MachiavelliAllan Bloom, U. Chicago
• Man, God, and Society in Western LiteratureHubert Dreyfus, UC Berkeley
• Marx, Nietzsche and Hegel’s Logic of EssenceRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• MarxismRaymond Geuss, Cambridge University
• Marx’s Kapital: Volumes 1 and 2David Harvey, CUNY
• Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of PerceptionHubert Dreyfus, UC Berkeley
• Modern Political PhilosophyJohn Rawls, Harvard
• Montesquieu’s The Spirit of the Laws 1 (1966)Leo Strauss, U Chicago
• Montesquieu’s The Spirit of the Laws 2 (1966)Leo Strauss, U Chicago
• Natural RightLeo Strauss, U. Chicago
• NietzscheRaymond Geuss, Cambridge University
• Nietzsche and the Postmodern ConditionRick Roderick, Duke
• Nietzsche on Mind and NatureFree iTunes Video — Free Online Audio & Video — Multiple Profs — Oxford
• Nietzsche, Beyond Good and EvilLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• OeconomicusLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• On Romantic LoveBerit Brogaard, University of Miami
• Philosophical ProblemsJack Reynolds — La Trobe University — Australia
• Philosophy and Human ValuesRick Roderick, Duke
• Philosophy and the Science of Human NatureFree iTunes Audio — Course Materials — Tamar Gendler, Yale
• Philosophy for BeginnersMarianne Talbot, Oxford
• Philosophy in Film and Other MediaIrving Singer, MIT
• Philosophy of LanguageJohn Searle, UC Berkeley
• Philosophy of Love in the Western WorldIrving Singer, MIT
• Philosophy of Mental IllnessRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Philosophy of MindJohn Searle, UC Berkeley
• Philosophy of Nature (Science)Syllabus — Richard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Philosophy of ReligionMatt McCormick, Philosophy, at California State University, Sacramento.
• Philosophy of ReligionCourse Info + Free Online Audio — T. J. Mawson, Oxford
• Philosophy of SocietyJohn Searle, UC Berkeley
• Philosophy of TragedyProf. Michael Davis, Sarah Lawrence College
• Philosophy, Science and Religion: Science and PhilosophyUniversity of Edinburgh
• PlatoRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Plato Apology/CritoLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Plato, ProtagorasLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Plato: GorgiasLeo Strauss, U Chicago.
• Plato: LawsLeo Strauss, U Chicago.
• Plato: MenoLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Plato’s Apology of SocratesAllan Bloom, UChicago
• Plato’s RepublicLaurence Bloom, University of Georgia
• Plato’s TheaetetusFree Online Audio — Daniel Bloom, University of Georgia
• Political PhilosophyLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Political PhilosophyLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Political Philosophy: Ideas of the 20th CenturyDaniel Bonevac, University of Texas — Austin
• Practical ReasoningAdam Rosenfeld, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
• Professional EthicsJohn Sanders, Rochester Institute of Technology
• Psychology of WillRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• Realism in PerspectiveMichela Massimi
• Science and the Modern WorldDavid Harker, East Tennessee State University
• SkepticismDuncan Pritchard, UC Irvine
• Social and Political PhilosophyJohn Sanders, Rochester Institute of Technology
• Social and Political Philosophy (Economy)Syllabus — Richard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• SocratesAllan Bloom, U. Chicago
• Soren KierkegaardJon B. Stewart, University of Copenhagen
• Symbolic LogicJohn Sanders, Rochester Institute of Technology
• Søren Kierkegaard — Subjectivity, Irony and the Crisis of ModernityJon B. Stewart, University of Copenhagen
• The Analytic TraditionDaniel Bonevac, UT Austin
• The Black Man in the Cosmos (One lecture)Sun Ra, UC Berkeley
• The Central Philosophy of TibetRobert Thurman, Columbia University
• The Culture of the SelfMichel Foucault, UC Berkeley
• The Historical Philosophy of W.E.B. Du BoisCornel West, Dartmouth
• The History of Philosophy Without Any GapsPeter Adamson, King’s College London
• The History of Western Social TheoryAlan MacFarlane, Cambridge University
• The Human CompassJanne Teller
• The Modern and the Postmodern (Part 1)Wesleyan
• The Modern and the Postmodern (Part 1)Wesleyan
• The Moral Foundations of PoliticsIan Shapiro, Yale
• The Origins of Political ScienceLeo Strauss, UC Chicago
• The Philosophy of David HumeNorva Lo, La Trobe University, Australia
• The Philosophy of DescartesAndrew Brennan, La Trobe University, Australia
• The Rational MindRichard Dien Winfield, University of Georgia
• The Self Under SiegeRick Roderick, Duke
• The Universe As We Find ItJohn Heil, Washington University in St Louis
• Think Again I: How to Understand ArgumentsDr. Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Ram Neta, Duke
• Think Again II: How to Reason DeductivelyDuke
• Think Again III: How to Reason Inductively‑Duke
• Truth & SubjectivityMichel Foucault, UC Berkeley
• Unveiling RealityBryan Roberts, London School of Economics
• Vico: Seminar in Political PhilosophyLeo Strauss, U Chicago
• Walter Kaufmann’s Lectures on Nietzsche, Kierkegaard and Sartre
• What Does It Mean to Be Human? An Introduction to the HumanitiesThe University of Newcastle-Australia
• Why the World Does Not ExistMarkus Gabriel, Freiburg Institute of Advanced Study.

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