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A Philosophical History of Psychology, Cognition, and Consciousness: Part two The Sophists, Socrates and the Consciousness of method(Brett’s History of Psychology) December 16, 2018
A Philosophical History of Psychology, Cognition and Consciousness: Part One The Pre-Socratic Thinkers, Brett and Heidegger. December 13, 2018
13th Issue of the Philosophical/Educational Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered”(Ancient Greek Political Philosophy) November 30, 2018
Eighth Centrepiece Lecture from “The World Explored, the World Suffered: The Exeter Lectures”(Jude Sutton on Politics) November 28, 2018
1st Issue of Philosophical/Educational Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered” November 23, 2018
Summary of some of the criticisms of “Homo Deus” from a Philosophical point of view(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) November 13, 2018
Summary of the criticisms of “Homo Sapiens” from a Philosophical point of view(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) November 12, 2018
The History of Psychology and the History of Consciousness: Introduction to criticism and commentary of Harari’s “Homo Sapiens” and “Homo Deus”: Part Three( Analytical Philosophy and Julian Jaynes). November 10, 2018
Radio Interview on Hammer Radio Network(blogtalkradio) November 4, 2018
The History of Psychology and the History of Consciousness: Introduction to criticism and commentary of Harari’s “Homo Sapiens” and “Homo Deus”: Part Two( Kant and Twentieth-Century Continental Philosophy). November 4, 2018
12th Issue of Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered.”: The Philosophy of Human/Social Science, Aristotle- Politics and Aesthetics October 31, 2018
Seventh Centrepiece lecture by Jude Sutton, from “The World Explored, the World Suffered: The Exeter Lectures” October 31, 2018
The History of Psychology and the History of Consciousness: Introduction(part one) to criticism and commentary of Harari’s “Homo Sapiens” and “Homo Deus” October 30, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Nine: Techno-Humanism and Dataism October 11, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Eight: Action, AI and Totalitarianism October 9, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Seven: The Humanist Revolution. October 7, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Six. The Modern Covenant October 5, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Five: Science versus Religion October 4, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Four : Stories, Science, and Religion. October 3, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Three: The Human Spark and the Mind. September 30, 2018
Eleventh Issue of Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered” September 29, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Two: The Anthropocene era September 27, 2018
Sixth Centrepiece Lecture from “The World Explored, the World Suffered: The Exeter Lectures”(Jude Sutton) September 26, 2018
“Homo Deus”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part One: Humanism and the new human agenda. September 24, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: Aristotle Part 6 ( Productive Sciences: Art and Tragedy) September 21, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Ten: Intelligent Design September 19, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Nine: The Meaning of life September 18, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Eight: The creed of greed in a disenchanted world. September 14, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Seven. September 12, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part Six “Uno Sola Ochiata” September 10, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part five September 8, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part four September 6, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part three September 4, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari)Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part two September 2, 2018
“Sapiens, A brief history of humankind”(Yuval Noah Harari) Critique and Commentary from a Philosophical Perspective(Aristotle, Kant, and Wittgenstein) Part one August 31, 2018
Tenth Issue of Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered.” August 28, 2018
Fifth Centrepiece lecture by Jude Sutton from the work “The World Explored, the World Suffered: The Exeter lectures.” August 20, 2018
Ask Me Anything Philosophy Blog: Philosophy of Education and Aesthetics August 13, 2018
Introduction to Philosophy Course: Aristotle Part 5–Politics(The city state, the nation state, the global community) August 12, 2018
Introduction to Philosophy Course: Aristotle Part 4: Ethics(Phronimos, logos, areté, eudaimonia, akrasia) August 5, 2018
Issue number 9 of Philosophical/Educational Journal of Lectures July 28, 2018
Fourth Centrepiece Lecture by Jude Sutton taken from “The World Explored, the World Suffered:The Exeter Lectures”: Epistemology July 26, 2018
Introduction to Philosophy Course: Aristotle Part three(Philosophical Psychology, Action and Agency) July 24, 2018
Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture Ten: Jose Antonio Ocampo(A Critical View of Globalisation) July 21, 2018
The Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture Nine: Jeffrey Sachs: The future of Globalisation July 18, 2018
A speech by President John Kennedy on the air we breathe, war and peace. July 17, 2018
The Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture Eight: Mary Robinson. July 16, 2018
Facebook Conversation with A Representative of the Swedish “Democratic” Party July 11, 2018
The Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture Seven: Edward Luck July 10, 2018
The European Qualification Framework(EQF) and the Global Educational Reform Movement(GERM). July 9, 2018
The Ask Me Anything Feed : Completed Session July 5, 2018
The curse on the Gentlemen’s Game July 4, 2018
The Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture Five: Lisa Anderson July 3, 2018
Eighth Issue of Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered”: Kant, Freud, and Aristotle June 28, 2018
The Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture Four: Rashad Khalidi June 27, 2018
Ask Me Anything Philosophy Blogger June 26, 2018
The Third Centrepiece Lecture on the Philosophy of Education(Jude Sutton) from “The World Explored, the World Suffered: The Exeter Lectures ( The Ethics of Language) June 25, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: Aristotle part two(The Metaphysical Logic of Philosophical Psychology). June 23, 2018
The Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture Three: Stephen Sestanovic June 21, 2018
The Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture Two Richard Betts June 17, 2018
The Conceptual Foundations of International Politics: Commentary and Critique of the Columbia University lecture series at cosmolearning.org/courses/conceptual-foundations-of-international-politics-311/ Lecture One Lisa Anderson June 10, 2018
Seventh Issue of Philosophical /Educational Journal:”The World Explored, the World Suffered”–Aristotle, Kant, Darwin, James May 30, 2018
Second Centrepiece lecture on Philosophy of Education(Jude Sutton): Aristotle, Kant and the project of Humanity May 29, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: Aristotle Part one: The Metaphysics of Nature. May 29, 2018
The First Centrepiece Lecture in Philosophy of Education from the work “The World Explored, the World Suffered:The Exeter lectures” May 18, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lecture 25: A defense of Politics? May 17, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lectures 21,22, and 23: De Tocqueville May 9, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lectures 18,19 and 20: Rousseau April 29, 2018
Sixth Issue of Philosophical/Educational Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered.” Philosophy of Language April 25, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: Plato part two: The Logos and grammar of “Eros”. April 23, 2018
The Third Centrepiece Lecture on Philosophical Psychology from “The World Explored, the World Suffered; The Exeter Lectures” April 22, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lecture 15,16 and 17: Locke April 20, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: Plato part one April 18, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: Socrates part two April 17, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: Socrates part one April 16, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: The Pre-Socratics, part two Heidegger and Fink April 15, 2018
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY COURSE: Pre- Socratic Philosophy part one April 14, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lecture 12, 13 and 14 :Hobbes April 9, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lecture 10 and 11 Machiavelli April 1, 2018
The Fifth Issue of the Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered” April 2018: Jaynes, Kant, and Plato March 30, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lecture 9:Aristotle March 29, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lecture 8:Aristotle March 27, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lecture 7:Aristotle March 26, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lectures four, five and six March 22, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lectures two, three and part of four. March 19, 2018
The “Regime” of the Global Callipolis and its relation to Justice(Commentary and Critique of Prof Smith’s Yale lecture series on”Political Science”): Lecture one March 18, 2018
The Second Centrepiece lecture on Philosophical Psychology from “The World Explored the World Suffered:The Exeter Lectures”(Jaynes, Freud, Aristotle, Kant) March 16, 2018
Volume 4 of Educational Journal: “The World Explored, the World Suffered”:Philosophical Psychology, Aristotle and the “Problem of Socrates” February 27, 2018
Philosophy, Tea, Spinoza and Kant February 17, 2018
The First Centrepiece lecture on Philosophical Psychology and its role in the Philosophy of Education: from the work, “The World Explored, the World Suffered:The Exeter lectures” February 8, 2018
First Editorial Review of “The World Explored, the World Suffered” February 2, 2018
The third Issue of the Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered” (February 2018) January 29, 2018
The Third Centrepiece lecture from “The World Explored, the World Suffered: the Exeter lectures” January 15, 2018
The First Review of The World Explored, the World Suffered: The Exeter lectures January 8, 2018
Volume 2 of the Journal “The World Explored, the World Suffered” January 5, 2018
The Second Exeter centrepiece lecture by Glynn Samuels from the book “The World Explored, the World Suffered:The Exeter lectures” January 3, 2018
The World Explored. the World Suffered: A new journal/magazine December 17, 2017
Youtube Interview Transcript November 30, 2017
The World Explored, the World Suffered: The Exeter lectures. The Centrepiece Lecture November 21, 2017
Twentieth Century Psychology: The History of Psychology(Brett and Peters) November 9, 2017
Darwin and William James “The Inroads of Physiology and Biology”: The History of Psychology(Brett and Peters): October 27, 2017
The Disappearance/Reappearance of the first person and Transcendental Logic in Philosophy and the Philosophy of Education October 23, 2017
Post Kantian Philosophical Psychology, Herbart,Schopenhauer, Fechner and the History of Psychology(R S Peters and Brett) October 15, 2017
Immanuel Kant and the History of Psychology(Brett and Peters) October 5, 2017
Religion, Psychoanalysis and Philosophical Psychology September 23, 2017
Aristotle and the History of Psychology(Brett)(Philosophical Psychology) September 12, 2017
PISA and the limitations of measuring the abstract operations of the mind September 7, 2017
Kissinger, the New World Order and Isolationism: Kant, the Old World Order and Globalization. September 2, 2017
Shakespeare and Globalization: the fragile unity of history, poetry, and politics August 24, 2017
Our Philosophical knowledge of man and the History of Psychology(Brett and Peters) August 23, 2017
The understanding of Globalisation and History: Aristotle, Kant and “Modern Times”. August 19, 2017
Montesquieu, Arendt, The Principle of action, Existentialism, Loneliness and Totalitarian Government. July 31, 2017
Freud, Philosophy, Humanism and Science.(Philosophical Psychology) July 26, 2017
Modern Times and Representative versus Direct Democracy July 21, 2017
Political identity and Common Sense July 18, 2017
Expecting the unexpected: the UK elections and the absence of the middle ground June 11, 2017
Cosmopolitanism, Globalization, Human Rights and Immigration. May 18, 2017
The Meaninglessness of Terror April 8, 2017
The Pathological nation state and the European Project February 24, 2017
The disintegration of Political Institutions: Populism, Science, Psychology, and Humanistic Liberalism February 19, 2017
When Humanistic voices fall silent(Philosophy of Education) February 12, 2017
Humanistic liberalism and the law(Politics,the ethical imperative, and the law) February 8, 2017
Origins of Globalization, Totalitarianism, and the Ethical Imperative. February 4, 2017
Political Realism, Political idealism, Power and Justice: Security versus Human Rights February 1, 2017
“An unjust law is no law at all”(St Augustine) January 30, 2017
The Banality of Authoritarian leadership January 29, 2017
The Open Society and its enemies January 28, 2017
Political Responsibility January 26, 2017
The Dismantling of Humanistic liberalism? January 19, 2017

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