Audio Books with Narrator - Charlton Heston

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Professor Thomas Cook

A Portuguese Jew living in Holland, Spinoza sought a life of "supreme and unending happiness". Unable to fi...

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Professor Richard Schacht

Nietzsche condemned nearly all of the religious and philosophical thought of his day to blunt terms (e.g., ...

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Dr. Mark Stone

Arthur Schopenhauer was the most articulate and influential pessimist in the history of human thought. He w...

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Professor Berel Lang

Plato was the first person to organize and record the issues and questions that define philosophy. As Socra...

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Thomas C. Brickhouse

Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) was Plato’s student, but revised his teacher’s ideas to be more consistent with or...

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Professor A.J. Mandt

Before Kant, philosophers had debated for centuries whether knowledge is derived from experience or reason....

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Kenneth L. Schmitz

St. Thomas Aquinas is known for producing history’s most complete system of Christian philosophy. In the la...

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Professor Robert O'Connell

St. Augustine (354-430 A.D.) was the first great systematic Christian philosopher. He attempted to combine ...

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Professor George Connell

For Kierkegaard, truth is a subjective reality which we must live, not simply something to consider and dis...

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Professor John J. Stuhr

John Dewey wants philosophy to rise above old tired disputes to address new, more vital questions and probl...

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Professor John Compton

Sartre's existentialism faces the evil in human existence and sees that humans are responsible for it. He d...

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Professor John E. Smith

Hegel created a vast speculative and idealistic philosophy, where truth is found not in the part but in the...

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Professor Nicholas Capaldi

David Hume sought to create a comprehensive "science of man" in order to understand human nature and human ...