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Daniel N. Robinson (born March 9, 1937) is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Georgetown University and a member of the philosophy faculty of Oxford University. Robinson has authored more than seventeen books and edited over thirty volumes in a wide variety of subjects, including moral philosophy, the philosophy of psychology, legal philosophy, the philosophy of the mind, intelle...read more

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Lect.01 Zombies
Lect.02 Self-Consciousness
Lect.01 From the Upanishads to Homer
Lect.04 The Explanatory Gap
Lect.05 Mental Causation
Lect.06 Other Minds
Lect.07 Physicalism Refined
Lect.08 Consciousness and Physics
Lect.03 The “Problem” of Consciousness
Lect.11 Autism, Obsession, and Compulsion
Lect.03 Pythagoras and the Divinity of Number
Lect.04 What Is There?
Lect.10 Do Computers Play Chess?
Lect.12 Consciousness and the End of Mental Life
Lect.06 Herodotus and the Lamp of History
Lect.08 Platos Search for Truth
Lect.13 Aristotle on Friendship
Lect.09 Qualia and the “Mary” Problem
Lect.12 Aristotle on the Knowable
Lect.07 Socrates on the Examined Life
Lect.11 Hippocrates and the Science of Life
Lect.15 Rome, the Stoics, and the Rule of Law
Lect.09 Can Virtue Be Taught?
Lect.02 Philosophy—Did the Greeks Invent It?
Lect.16 The Stoic Bridge to Christianity
Lect.50 Four Theories of the Good Life
Lect.19 Islam
Lect.14 Aristotle on the Perfect Life
Lect.41 Nietzsche at the Twilight
Lect.48 Wittgenstein and the Discursive Turn
Lect.53 Philosophy of Psychology and Related Confusions
Lect.54 Philosophy of Mind, If There Is One
Lect.26 Descartes and the Authority of Reason
Lect.21 The Reappearance of Experimental Science
Lect.35 What Is Enlightenment? Kant on Freedom
Lect.33 France and the Philosophes
Lect.55 What makes a Problem "Moral"
Lect.34 The Federalist Papers and the Great Experiment
Lect.31 Hume and the Pursuit of Happiness
Lect.49 Alan Turing in the Forest of Wisdom
Lect.36 Moral Science and the Natural World
Lect.30 No matter? Never mind! The Challenge of Materialism
Lect.46 The Radical William James
Lect.32 Thomas Reid and the Scottish School
Lect.22 Scholasticism and the Theory of Natural Law
Lect.25 Francis Bacon and the Authority of Experience
Lect.10 Platos Republic—Man Writ Large
Lect.45 The Freudian World
Lect.05 The Greek Tragedians on Man’s Fate
Lect.47 William Jamess Pragmatism
Lect.56 Medicine and the Value of Life
Lect.58 Justice and Just Wars
Lect.57 On the Nature of Law
Lect.38 The Idea of Freedom
Lect.24 Let Us Burn the Witches to Save Them
Lect.39 The Hegelians and History
Lect.28 Hobbes and the Social Machine
Lect.18 The Light Within—Augustine on Human Nature
Lect.20 Secular Knowledge—The Idea of University
Lect.51 Ontology—What There "Really" Is
Lect.17 Roman Law—Making a City of the Once-Wide World
Lect.43 Darwin and Nature’s “Purposes”
Lect.03 The „Problem‰ of Consciousness
Lect.23 The Renaissance—Was There One?
Lect.44 Marxism—Dead but Not Forgotten
Lect.29 Locke’s Newtonian Science of the Mind
Lect.60 God—Really?
Lect.52 Philosophy of Science—The Last Word?
Lect.40 The Aesthetic Movement—Genius
Lect.42 The Liberal Tradition—J.S. Mill
Lect.37 Phrenology—A Science of the Mind
Lect.27 Newton—The Saint of Science
Lect.59 Aesthetics—Beauty Without Observers
Lect.02 Philosophy—Did the Greeks Invent It?
Lect.02 Philosophy˜Did the Greeks Invent It?
Lect.03 The “Problem” of Consciousness
Lect.51 Ontology˜What There "Really" Is
Lect.60 God˜Really?
Lect.09 Qualia and the „Mary‰ Problem
Lect.05 The Greek Tragedians on Man‚s Fate
Lect.59 Aesthetics˜Beauty Without Observers
Lect.43 Darwin and Nature‚s „Purposes‰
Lect.05 The Greek Tragedians on Man’s Fate
Lect.44 Marxism˜Dead but Not Forgotten
Lect.52 Philosophy of Science˜The Last Word?
Lect.18 The Light Within˜Augustine on Human Nature
Lect.37 Phrenology˜A Science of the Mind
Lect.40 The Aesthetic Movement˜Genius
Lect.29 Locke‚s Newtonian Science of the Mind
Lect.10 Platos Republic˜Man Writ Large
Lect.17 Roman Law—Making a City of the Once-Wide World
Lect.20 Secular Knowledge˜The Idea of University
Lect.23 The Renaissance˜Was There One?
Lect.09 Qualia and the “Mary” Problem
Lect.42 The Liberal Tradition˜J.S. Mill
Lect.10 Platos Republic—Man Writ Large
Lect.27 Newton˜The Saint of Science
Lect.60 God—Really?
Lect.17 Roman Law˜Making a City of the Once-Wide World
Lect.08 Consciousness and Phys
Lect.18 The Light Within—Augustine on Human Nature
Lect.03 The “Problem” of Consc
Ontology - What There 'Really' Is
Lect.27 Newton—The Saint of Science
Lect.20 Secular Knowledge—The Idea of University
Lect.01 Defining the Subject
Lect.52 Philosophy of Science—The Last Word?
Lect.59 Aesthetics—Beauty Without Observers
Lect.40 The Aesthetic Movement—Genius
Lect.08 Hearing
Lect.12 Consciousness and the
Aesthetics - Beauty Without Observers
Other Minds
Lect.11 Autism, Obsession, and
Lect.09 Qualia and the Mary Problem
Lect.42 The Liberal Tradition—J.S. Mill
Lect.03 The Problem of Consciousness
Lect.51 Ontology—What There "Really" Is
God - Really?
Lect.06 Sensation and Perception
Lect.07 The Visual Process
Lect.23 The Renaissance—Was There One?
Mental Causation
Lect.02 Philosophy優id the Greeks Invent It?
Philosophy of Science - The Last Word
Lect.37 Phrenology—A Science of the Mind
Lect.29 Violence and the Brain
Lect.09 Qualia and the “Mary”
The Explanatory Gap
Physicalism Refined
Zombies
Lect.29 Locke’s Newtonian Science of the Mind
Consciousness and Physics
Justice and Just Wars
Philosophy of Mind - If There Is One
Lect.43 Darwin and Nature’s “Purposes”
Scholasticism and the Theory of Natural Law
Lect.05 Three Enduring "Isms"—Empiricism, Rationalism, Materialism
Lect.03 Minds Possessed—Witchery and the Search for Explanations
Lect.02 Ancient Foundations—Greek Philosophers and Physicians
Lect.22 The Development of Moral Reasoning
Consciousness and the End of Mental Life
Lect.30 Psychopathology—The Medical Model
Lect.14 B.F. Skinner and Modern Behaviorism
Lect.15 B.F. Skinner and the Engineering of Society
Lect.05 The Greek Tragedians on Man's Fate
Lect.10 Do Computers Play Ches
Psychological and Biological Determinism
Lect.05 The Greek Tragedians on Man痴 Fate
Lect.11 Learning and Memory: Associationism—Aristotle to Ebbinghaus
Lect.23 Knowledge, Thinking, and Understanding
Lect.19 Cognitive "Maps," "Insight," and Animal Minds
Lect.12 Pavlov and the Conditioned Reflex
Lect.13 Watson and American Behaviorism
Lect.16 Language
Lect.10 Perceptual Constancies and Illusions
Lect.16 Language
Lect.10 Perceptual Constancies and Illusions
Lect.02 Colonial Constitutions and Their Inspiration
Lect.43 On Being Sane in Insane Places
Lect.01 The Colonists as Faithful Subjects
Self-Consciousness
Great Ideas of Philosophy, Part 1
What makes a Problem 'Moral'
Philosophy of Psychology and Related Confusions
Qualia and the “Mary” Problem
Autism, Obsession, and Compulsion
Do Computers Play Chess?
On the Nature of Law
Medicine and the Value of Life
The Stoic Bridge to Christianity
Roman Law - Making a City of the Once-Wide World
Aristotle on the Knowable
Aristotle on the Perfect Life
Philosophy-Did the Greeks Invent it?
Rome, the Stoics, and the Rule of Law
From the Upanishads to Homer
Pythagoras and the Divinity of Number
What is There?
The Renaissance - Was There One?
Nietzsche at the Twilight
Hippocrates
The Light Within - Augustine's Idea of Human Nature
Descartes and the Skeptical Mind - The Authority of Reason
Secular Knowledge - The Idea of the University
Aristotle on Friendship
Facts and Values - The Reappearance of Experimental Science
Can Virtue Be Taught
Herodotus
Let Us Burn the Witches to Save Them...
The Greek Tragedians
Hobbes and the Social Machine
Islam
What is Enlightenment? Kant on Freedom
Lect.01 From the Upanishads to Homer - Prof. Daniel N. Robinson - Great Ideas of Philosophy, 2nd Edition
Lect.44 Marxism—Dead but Not Forgotten
The “Problem” of Consciousness
Violence and the Brain
Lect.04 The Emergence of Modern Science—Locke's "Newtonian" Theory of Mind
Herodotus and the Lamp of History
The Freudian World
Lect.03 The "Problem" of Consciousness
Psychobiology - Nineteenth-Century Foundations
Lect.20 Memory Revisited—Mnemonics and Context
Lect.18 Perception and Attention
Lect.09 Signal-Detection Theory
Lect.09 Qualia and the 溺ary・Problem
Lect.17 The Integration of Experience
Lect.32 Is Artificial Intelligence "Intelligent"?
Psychobiology - Nineteenth-Century Foundations
Lect.47 Psychological and Biological Determinism
Lect.34 Socialization—Darwin and the "Natural History" Method
Lect.33 What Makes an Event "Social"?
Lect.46 Genetic Psychology and "The Bell Curve"
Lect.27 Rationality, Problem-Solving, and Brain Function
Lect.20 Memory Revisited—Mnemonics and Context
Lect.18 Perception and Attention
Lect.09 Signal-Detection Theory
Lect.42 Prejudice and Self-Deception
Lect.31 Artificial Intelligence and the Neurocognitive Revolution
Lect.28 The "Emotional" Brain—The Limbic System
Lect.35 Freud's Debt to Darwin
Lect.09 Qualia and the 溺ary・Problem
Lect.37 Freud's Theory of Psychosexual Development
Lect.25 Psychobiology—Nineteenth-Century Foundations
Lect.38 Critiques of Freudian Theory
Lect.48 Civic Development—Psychology, the Person, and the Polis
Lect.17 The Integration of Experience
Lect.26 Language and the Brain
Lect.40 Obedience and Conformity
Defining the Subject
Qualia and the „Mary‰ Problem
The "Problem" of Consciousness
Lect.04 The Emergence of Modern Science—Lockes "Newtonian" Theory of Mind
Lect.10 Platos Republic柚an Writ Large
Darwin and Nature's "Purposes"
Lect.11 The City and the Civic Life
Lect.08 Ancient Greek Religion
Personality Traits and the Problem of Assessment
Lect.12 Perfectionism and the Greek Ideal
22f Scholasticism And The Theory Of Natural Law
59d Aesthetics--Beauty Without Observers
46e The Radical William James
10a Plato's Republic-Man Writ Large
18f. The Light Within-Augustine On Human Nature
42b The Liberal Tradition-J. S. Mill
Lect.20 Secular Knowledge-The Idea of University
Lect.10 Platos Republic-Man Writ Large
On Being Sane in Insane Places
Lect.42 The Liberal Tradition J.S. Mill
7e Socrates On The Examined Life
Lect.02 Philosophy—Did the Greeks Invent It? - Prof. Daniel N. Robinson - Great Ideas of Philosophy, 2nd Edition
4c What Is There?
Intelligence
Lect.07 Statecraft
Lecture 53b Philosophy of Psychology & Related Confusions
01f From The Upanishads To Homer
29f Locke's Newtonian Science Of The Mind
3b Pythagoras And The Divinity Of Number
Lecture 54b Philosophy of Mind, If There Is One
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