
Explore Plato's Apology, examining Socrates' defense of philosophy in political life and its implications for free expression and citizenship in ancient Athens.

Jerry Gaus explores the principle of natural liberty, its role in moral learning, and its advantages for diverse societies, drawing on empirical research and philosophical arguments.

Explore how ethical dispositions and cooperative motivations impact societal challenges, challenging Machiavelli's approach and examining the interplay between policy and human behavior.

Explore the intersection of art, philosophy, and science through Jan Gerrit Schuurman's perspective on Sisyphus, emphasizing the value of experience and the perpetual nature of human endeavor and creativity.

Comprehensive exploration of Marxian economic theory, covering key concepts, historical context, and critiques of capitalism through 26 in-depth lectures by Professor Resnick.

Analyse multidisciplinaire du concept de "grand remplacement" : origines linguistiques, réalités démographiques, dynamiques sociologiques et contexte politique, démontrant l'impossibilité factuelle de ce phénomène.

Réflexion sur l'équilibre entre individualité et collectivité pour le changement social. Explore l'importance de se connaître et de comprendre les autres pour une transition écologique et politique efficace.

Réflexion sur les droits humains, le féminisme et la laïcité. Tristane Banon explore l'égalité des droits, les défis du féminisme contemporain et l'importance d'un combat commun basé sur des valeurs universelles.

Explores how philanthropy impacts democracy, critiques current practices, and proposes reforms to align charitable giving with democratic principles for more effective public good.

Exploring Jewish identity in France amid secularism debates, examining challenges of minority groups in diverse democracies, and seeking paths to cultural flourishing and mutual understanding.

Explore the roots and evolution of modern liberalism through key thinkers and movements, from Montaigne to the Civil Rights era, offering insights for navigating today's challenges.

Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist George Will discusses the state of American conservatism, its alignment with Founders' principles, and current political landscape with USA TODAY's Susan Page.

Explore fundamental tensions in American democracy and learn to argue more effectively through emotional intelligence and historical context. Improve civic discourse by engaging in "better arguments" that address core issues.

Explore the concept of truth in politics through debate, performances, and readings led by Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel, featuring renowned actors, poets, and activists.

Interactive session exploring ethical dilemmas like torture justification and cross-cultural debates. Led by Harvard professor Michael Sandel, it challenges participants to examine complex moral issues through real-world scenarios.

Explore the roles of ancient Greek lawgivers, from Lycurgus to Solon, and their impact on political imagination. Discover how laws were sometimes set to music and shaped by legendary figures.

Explore the complex dynamics of democracy and tyranny in cyberspace, examining Kojève-Strauss debates and Confucian democracy's role in modern digital governance and international politics.

Explore the nature and justification of power in political philosophy, examining key concepts and theories that shape our understanding of political authority and legitimacy.

Explore the intersection of machine learning fairness and political philosophy, drawing insights to address ethical challenges in AI decision-making systems.

Explore the nature and justification of power in political philosophy, examining concepts like power over, power to, modalities, structure, agency, and legitimacy.

George Will discusses the Founders' vision for America, contrasting it with today's politics. He explores threats to conservatism, limited government, and natural rights, offering insights on the current political landscape.