Philosophy Guide For Beginners
Philosophy Guide For Beginners
Published 3/2024
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Learn about Ancient and Modern Philosophers, Movements, and Revolutionary Ideas
What you'll learn
Elements of philosophical history
A myriad of philosophy ideas
Various philosophers, their backgrounds, their lives, and cultural context
New ideas, new thoughts, and insights in perception
Thoughts on politics, society, the economy, existentialism and meaning
Understanding rationalism, metaphysics, stoicism, humanism, and other movements
Become better logical thinkers
Relate our purpose in life, nature, and society
See the relationship between nature and science, biology and our place in the universe
Comprehend religious thought patterns better, such as the Catholic church
See how philosophy has evolved over the centuries
Understand more of the underlying reasoning of feminism, skepticism, and transcendent perspectives
Requirements
Enthusiasm and interest in the topics
Description
For thousands of years, wise men and women have contemplated the universe, the role of people on this planet, and life after death. They've studied scientific phenomena, the essence of things, reasoning, beliefs, fallacies, critical thinking, and the dynamics of economies, societies, culture, human rights, and behavior.Today, you will learn about the most compelling ideas, the most prominent philosophers, and the most controversial debates between those influential figures.Western philosophy has left its mark on history. From ideologists attempting to alter economic systems and structures to wise men from Greece and Rome who discovered truths beyond our imagination, these classes will help you on your journey to become a better critical thinker, a logical, wiser analyst, and someone with a deeper appreciation for life, nature, and the mysteries of the universe.We will dive deeper into philosophical movements such as humanism, rationalism, Marxism, naturalism, deconstructionism, phenomenology, transcendentalism, hedonism, skepticism, metaphysics, epistemology, feminism, stoicism, empiricism, existentialism, and many others. During these classes, I have tried to highlight multiple perspectives and leave things open for discussion.This course will address ideas and biographies of famous philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, Socrates, Zeno, Marcus Aurelius, William of Ockham, Voltaire, Sartre, John Locke, Bertrand Russell, Martha Nussbaum, Friedrich Nietzsche, Hegel, Descartes, Immanuel Kant, Margaret Fuller, Edith Stein, Erasmus, Leonardo da Vinci, Karl Marx, and dozens of others.Please consider learning from history's most gifted, intellectual geniuses. Join me on an adventure to study their inspirational breakthroughs, their occasional fallacies, and their lengthy processes to reach novel conclusions and revolutionary adjustments to society, religion, and science.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Overview and the Concept of Philosophy
Section 2: Ancient Greek Philosophy
Lecture 2 Ancient Greece
Lecture 3 Aristotle
Lecture 4 Plato
Lecture 5 Parmenides
Lecture 6 Thales
Lecture 7 Pythagoras
Lecture 8 Anaxagoras
Lecture 9 Anaximander
Lecture 10 Socrates
Lecture 11 Heraclitus
Lecture 12 Democritus
Lecture 13 Empedocles
Lecture 14 Epicurus
Lecture 15 Diogenes
Section 3: Stoicism
Lecture 16 The Concept
Lecture 17 Zeno
Lecture 18 Cleanthes
Lecture 19 Seneca
Lecture 20 Chrysippus
Lecture 21 Epictetus
Lecture 22 Marcus Aurelius
Section 4: Medieval Philosophy
Lecture 23 Thomas Aquinas
Lecture 24 Augustine of Hippo
Lecture 25 Anselm of Canterbury
Lecture 26 Peter Abelard
Lecture 27 Boethius
Lecture 28 John Duns Scotus
Lecture 29 William of Ockham
Lecture 30 Bonaventure
Section 5: Enlightenment Philosophy
Lecture 31 What Was the Enlightenment?
Lecture 32 Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Lecture 33 John Stuart Mill
Lecture 34 Baruch Spinoza
Lecture 35 Voltaire
Lecture 36 Adam Smith
Section 6: Existentialism
Lecture 37 The Concept of Existentialism
Lecture 38 Jean-Paul Sartre
Lecture 39 Simone Weil
Lecture 40 Albert Camus
Lecture 41 Martin Heidegger
Lecture 42 Gabriel Marcel
Lecture 43 Simone de Beauvoir
Section 7: Postmodernism
Lecture 44 The Basis
Lecture 45 Michel Foucault
Lecture 46 Jean-François Lyotard
Section 8: Utilitarianism
Lecture 47 What Is Utilitarianism?
Lecture 48 Jeremy Bentham
Lecture 49 Peter Singer
Lecture 50 Henry Sidgwick
Section 9: Liberalism
Lecture 51 Background for Liberalism
Lecture 52 John Locke
Lecture 53 Montesquieu
Lecture 54 Thomas Hobbes
Lecture 55 Isaiah Berlin
Lecture 56 John Rawls
Section 10: Analytic Philosophy
Lecture 57 The Concept
Lecture 58 Ludwig Wittgenstein
Lecture 59 Bertrand Russell
Section 11: Feminist Philosophy
Lecture 60 Mary Wollstonecraft
Lecture 61 Martha Nussbaum
Section 12: Nihilism
Lecture 62 The Idea of Nihilism
Lecture 63 Friedrich Nietzsche
Lecture 64 Arthur Schopenhauer
Lecture 65 Emil Cioran
Section 13: Idealism
Lecture 66 What Is Idealism?
Lecture 67 Friedrich Schelling
Lecture 68 Hegel
Lecture 69 Josiah Royce
Lecture 70 Bernard Bosanquet
Lecture 71 George Berkeley
Section 14: Empiricism
Lecture 72 The Concept
Lecture 73 Ayer
Lecture 74 Francis Bacon
Section 15: Rationalism
Lecture 75 Rationalist Thinkers
Lecture 76 René Descartes
Lecture 77 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
Lecture 78 Immanuel Kant
Section 16: Pragmatism
Lecture 79 The Basics of Pragmatism
Lecture 80 Charles Sanders Peirce
Lecture 81 William James
Lecture 82 John Dewey
Lecture 83 Richard Rorty
Section 17: Metaphysics
Lecture 84 Aristotle on Metaphysics
Lecture 85 Immanuel Kant on Metaphysics
Section 18: Skepticism
Lecture 86 The Movement
Lecture 87 Pyrrho of Elis
Lecture 88 Sextus Empiricus
Lecture 89 Michel de Montaigne
Lecture 90 G.E. Moore
Lecture 91 Richard Popkin
Section 19: Hedonism
Lecture 92 Pleasure and Joy
Lecture 93 Epicurus on Hedonism
Lecture 94 Cyrenaics
Lecture 95 Jeremy Bentham
Lecture 96 Aristippus of Cyrene
Lecture 97 Helena Petrovna Blavatsky
Section 20: Cynicism
Lecture 98 More Than Negativity
Lecture 99 Antisthenes
Lecture 100 Crates of Thebes
Lecture 101 Menippus
Section 21: Transcendentalism
Lecture 102 Divine Nature
Lecture 103 Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lecture 104 Henry David Thoreau
Lecture 105 Margaret Fuller
Lecture 106 Amos Bronson Alcott
Lecture 107 Louisa May Alcott
Section 22: Structuralism
Lecture 108 Behavior due to Systems
Lecture 109 Ferdinand de Saussure
Lecture 110 Claude Lévi-Strauss
Lecture 111 Roman Jakobson
Lecture 112 Roland Barthes
Lecture 113 Jacques Lacan
Section 23: Phenomenology
Lecture 114 The Concept
Lecture 115 Edmund Husserl
Lecture 116 Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Lecture 117 Edith Stein
Section 24: Deconstructionism
Lecture 118 Jacques Derrida
Lecture 119 Paul de Man
Lecture 120 Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
Lecture 121 J. Hillis Miller
Section 25: Naturalism
Lecture 122 What It Is
Lecture 123 Émile Zola
Lecture 124 Frank Norris
Lecture 125 Émile Durkheim
Lecture 126 Stephen Crane
Section 26: Humanism
Lecture 127 The Idea of Humanism
Lecture 128 Petrarch
Lecture 129 Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
Lecture 130 Desiderius Erasmus
Lecture 131 Leonardo da Vinci
Lecture 132 Baldassare Castiglione
Lecture 133 Sir Thomas More
Section 27: Marxism
Lecture 134 Equality for the Classes
Lecture 135 Karl Marx
Lecture 136 Vladimir Lenin
Lecture 137 Friedrich Engels
Lecture 138 Rosa Luxemburg
Lecture 139 Antonio Gramsci
Lecture 140 Leon Trotsky
Lecture 141 Louis Althusser
Lecture 142 Herbert Marcuse
Lecture 143 Ernest Mandel
Section 28: Critical Theory
Lecture 144 The Essence of the Theory
Lecture 145 Max Horkheimer
Lecture 146 Theodor Adorno
Lecture 147 Walter Benjamin
Lecture 148 Erich Fromm
Lecture 149 Jürgen Habermas
Section 29: Closing Thoughts
Lecture 150 Critical Thinking
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What you'll learn
Elements of philosophical history
A myriad of philosophy ideas
Various philosophers, their backgrounds, their lives, and cultural context
New ideas, new thoughts, and insights in perception
Thoughts on politics, society, the economy, existentialism and meaning
Understanding rationalism, metaphysics, stoicism, humanism, and other movements
Become better logical thinkers
Relate our purpose in life, nature, and society
See the relationship between nature and science, biology and our place in the universe
Comprehend religious thought patterns better, such as the Catholic church
See how philosophy has evolved over the centuries
Understand more of the underlying reasoning of feminism, skepticism, and transcendent perspectives
Requirements
Enthusiasm and interest in the topics
Description
For thousands of years, wise men and women have contemplated the universe, the role of people on this planet, and life after death. They've studied scientific phenomena, the essence of things, reasoning, beliefs, fallacies, critical thinking, and the dynamics of economies, societies, culture, human rights, and behavior.Today, you will learn about the most compelling ideas, the most prominent philosophers, and the most controversial debates between those influential figures.Western philosophy has left its mark on history. From ideologists attempting to alter economic systems and structures to wise men from Greece and Rome who discovered truths beyond our imagination, these classes will help you on your journey to become a better critical thinker, a logical, wiser analyst, and someone with a deeper appreciation for life, nature, and the mysteries of the universe.We will dive deeper into philosophical movements such as humanism, rationalism, Marxism, naturalism, deconstructionism, phenomenology, transcendentalism, hedonism, skepticism, metaphysics, epistemology, feminism, stoicism, empiricism, existentialism, and many others. During these classes, I have tried to highlight multiple perspectives and leave things open for discussion.This course will address ideas and biographies of famous philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, Socrates, Zeno, Marcus Aurelius, William of Ockham, Voltaire, Sartre, John Locke, Bertrand Russell, Martha Nussbaum, Friedrich Nietzsche, Hegel, Descartes, Immanuel Kant, Margaret Fuller, Edith Stein, Erasmus, Leonardo da Vinci, Karl Marx, and dozens of others.Please consider learning from history's most gifted, intellectual geniuses. Join me on an adventure to study their inspirational breakthroughs, their occasional fallacies, and their lengthy processes to reach novel conclusions and revolutionary adjustments to society, religion, and science.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Overview and the Concept of Philosophy
Section 2: Ancient Greek Philosophy
Lecture 2 Ancient Greece
Lecture 3 Aristotle
Lecture 4 Plato
Lecture 5 Parmenides
Lecture 6 Thales
Lecture 7 Pythagoras
Lecture 8 Anaxagoras
Lecture 9 Anaximander
Lecture 10 Socrates
Lecture 11 Heraclitus
Lecture 12 Democritus
Lecture 13 Empedocles
Lecture 14 Epicurus
Lecture 15 Diogenes
Section 3: Stoicism
Lecture 16 The Concept
Lecture 17 Zeno
Lecture 18 Cleanthes
Lecture 19 Seneca
Lecture 20 Chrysippus
Lecture 21 Epictetus
Lecture 22 Marcus Aurelius
Section 4: Medieval Philosophy
Lecture 23 Thomas Aquinas
Lecture 24 Augustine of Hippo
Lecture 25 Anselm of Canterbury
Lecture 26 Peter Abelard
Lecture 27 Boethius
Lecture 28 John Duns Scotus
Lecture 29 William of Ockham
Lecture 30 Bonaventure
Section 5: Enlightenment Philosophy
Lecture 31 What Was the Enlightenment?
Lecture 32 Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Lecture 33 John Stuart Mill
Lecture 34 Baruch Spinoza
Lecture 35 Voltaire
Lecture 36 Adam Smith
Section 6: Existentialism
Lecture 37 The Concept of Existentialism
Lecture 38 Jean-Paul Sartre
Lecture 39 Simone Weil
Lecture 40 Albert Camus
Lecture 41 Martin Heidegger
Lecture 42 Gabriel Marcel
Lecture 43 Simone de Beauvoir
Section 7: Postmodernism
Lecture 44 The Basis
Lecture 45 Michel Foucault
Lecture 46 Jean-François Lyotard
Section 8: Utilitarianism
Lecture 47 What Is Utilitarianism?
Lecture 48 Jeremy Bentham
Lecture 49 Peter Singer
Lecture 50 Henry Sidgwick
Section 9: Liberalism
Lecture 51 Background for Liberalism
Lecture 52 John Locke
Lecture 53 Montesquieu
Lecture 54 Thomas Hobbes
Lecture 55 Isaiah Berlin
Lecture 56 John Rawls
Section 10: Analytic Philosophy
Lecture 57 The Concept
Lecture 58 Ludwig Wittgenstein
Lecture 59 Bertrand Russell
Section 11: Feminist Philosophy
Lecture 60 Mary Wollstonecraft
Lecture 61 Martha Nussbaum
Section 12: Nihilism
Lecture 62 The Idea of Nihilism
Lecture 63 Friedrich Nietzsche
Lecture 64 Arthur Schopenhauer
Lecture 65 Emil Cioran
Section 13: Idealism
Lecture 66 What Is Idealism?
Lecture 67 Friedrich Schelling
Lecture 68 Hegel
Lecture 69 Josiah Royce
Lecture 70 Bernard Bosanquet
Lecture 71 George Berkeley
Section 14: Empiricism
Lecture 72 The Concept
Lecture 73 Ayer
Lecture 74 Francis Bacon
Section 15: Rationalism
Lecture 75 Rationalist Thinkers
Lecture 76 René Descartes
Lecture 77 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
Lecture 78 Immanuel Kant
Section 16: Pragmatism
Lecture 79 The Basics of Pragmatism
Lecture 80 Charles Sanders Peirce
Lecture 81 William James
Lecture 82 John Dewey
Lecture 83 Richard Rorty
Section 17: Metaphysics
Lecture 84 Aristotle on Metaphysics
Lecture 85 Immanuel Kant on Metaphysics
Section 18: Skepticism
Lecture 86 The Movement
Lecture 87 Pyrrho of Elis
Lecture 88 Sextus Empiricus
Lecture 89 Michel de Montaigne
Lecture 90 G.E. Moore
Lecture 91 Richard Popkin
Section 19: Hedonism
Lecture 92 Pleasure and Joy
Lecture 93 Epicurus on Hedonism
Lecture 94 Cyrenaics
Lecture 95 Jeremy Bentham
Lecture 96 Aristippus of Cyrene
Lecture 97 Helena Petrovna Blavatsky
Section 20: Cynicism
Lecture 98 More Than Negativity
Lecture 99 Antisthenes
Lecture 100 Crates of Thebes
Lecture 101 Menippus
Section 21: Transcendentalism
Lecture 102 Divine Nature
Lecture 103 Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lecture 104 Henry David Thoreau
Lecture 105 Margaret Fuller
Lecture 106 Amos Bronson Alcott
Lecture 107 Louisa May Alcott
Section 22: Structuralism
Lecture 108 Behavior due to Systems
Lecture 109 Ferdinand de Saussure
Lecture 110 Claude Lévi-Strauss
Lecture 111 Roman Jakobson
Lecture 112 Roland Barthes
Lecture 113 Jacques Lacan
Section 23: Phenomenology
Lecture 114 The Concept
Lecture 115 Edmund Husserl
Lecture 116 Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Lecture 117 Edith Stein
Section 24: Deconstructionism
Lecture 118 Jacques Derrida
Lecture 119 Paul de Man
Lecture 120 Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
Lecture 121 J. Hillis Miller
Section 25: Naturalism
Lecture 122 What It Is
Lecture 123 Émile Zola
Lecture 124 Frank Norris
Lecture 125 Émile Durkheim
Lecture 126 Stephen Crane
Section 26: Humanism
Lecture 127 The Idea of Humanism
Lecture 128 Petrarch
Lecture 129 Giovanni Pico della Mirandola
Lecture 130 Desiderius Erasmus
Lecture 131 Leonardo da Vinci
Lecture 132 Baldassare Castiglione
Lecture 133 Sir Thomas More
Section 27: Marxism
Lecture 134 Equality for the Classes
Lecture 135 Karl Marx
Lecture 136 Vladimir Lenin
Lecture 137 Friedrich Engels
Lecture 138 Rosa Luxemburg
Lecture 139 Antonio Gramsci
Lecture 140 Leon Trotsky
Lecture 141 Louis Althusser
Lecture 142 Herbert Marcuse
Lecture 143 Ernest Mandel
Section 28: Critical Theory
Lecture 144 The Essence of the Theory
Lecture 145 Max Horkheimer
Lecture 146 Theodor Adorno
Lecture 147 Walter Benjamin
Lecture 148 Erich Fromm
Lecture 149 Jürgen Habermas
Section 29: Closing Thoughts
Lecture 150 Critical Thinking
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