
In 50 episodes, John Green will teach you about European History to give you an overview of Europe’s history and connection with the world from 1450 to the present.

Explores ambiguities in Mill's harm principle through examples like prostitution, free trade, and discrimination, revealing how defining and calculating harm involves political choices, challenging the Enlightenment ideal.

Explore plague's profound impact on European culture, from attitudes towards death to artistic representations and religious practices, shaping intellectual history and the Enlightenment.

Explore how Enlightenment ideas spread through public spaces and popular media, challenging monarchical authority and setting the stage for revolutionary change in 18th-century France.

Introduction to political philosophy course exploring government legitimacy through Enlightenment traditions, anti-Enlightenment thinking, and democratic theory. Covers key concepts and course structure.

Explore the revolutionary ideas of 18th-century Jena, where brilliant minds like Goethe and Hegel reshaped philosophy, science, and art, redefining the concept of self and inspiring modern thought.

Esplorazione filosofica del risveglio della coscienza attraverso grandi racconti, analizzando il momento in cui i soggetti si rendono conto della propria condizione e superano l'oscurità dell'ignoranza.

Esplorazione della visione metamoderna del mondo attuale, analizzando i cambiamenti sociali e culturali attraverso nuovi schemi filosofici e sorprendenti consapevolezze.

Explorez la vie fascinante de Blaise Pascal, génie polymathe du 17e siècle, et découvrez son impact durable sur les mathématiques, la philosophie et la technologie.

Explores mistakes and omitted details from the Frederick the Great series, addressing historical inaccuracies, clarifying timeline discrepancies, and providing additional context on key events and figures.

Explore colonial revolts through art with William Kentridge, examining how visual representation shapes our understanding of historical events and power dynamics in this thought-provoking lecture.

Explore William Kentridge's artistic philosophy in this lecture, delving into the creation of knowledge through art and the mechanisms of visual perception and meaning-making.

Discover the four key factors for personal transformation and spiritual growth through Dr. Asabha's inspiring journey from poverty to scholarly achievement and Buddhist missionary work.

Explore America's 500-year journey into magical thinking and make-believe, examining how reality and illusion have blurred in the post-factual present.

Explore how curiosity, awe, and wonder shape our understanding of the universe, driving scientific progress and cognitive growth through emotional engagement with vast, mysterious phenomena and infinite potential.

Art history is shifting from a linear, Eurocentric story of “great masters” to a global, digital, and inclusive network of creative voices. This talk explores how expanding the canon, embracing technology, decolonizing narratives, and blurring disciplinary lines transforms not only the discipline bu