Dreyfus Webcasts - these helped popularize online philosophy education several years ago!
- Spring 2011: Phil 185 - Heidegger's Being and Time
- Breathless
- Phil 7 Course Handouts
- Phil 189 Course Handouts
- Fall 2007: Phil 185 - Heidegger (Updated from Internet Archive)
- Phil 185 Course Handouts
- Spring 2007: Phil 6 - Man, God, and Society in Western Literature (Updated from Internet Archive)
- Spring 2006: Phil 7 - Existentialism in Literature and Film (Updated from Internet Archive)
- 2005 Seminar: Questioning Efficiency: Human Factors: Existential Phenomenology
- Fall 2005: Phil 185 - Being and Time (DSS format)
- Spring 2005: Phil 188 - Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Perception (requires DSS player)
- 2001 Being and Time Lecture Series (BitTorrent)
- Bryan Magee talks to Hubert Dreyfus on Husserl, Heidegger and Modern Existentialism
- Interview: Full-tilt Boogie
- Interview: Kreisler
- Interview: Andrew Keen
- Interview: noozit interview
- Interview: Mishlove
Dreyfus & Kelly: All Things Shining - the latest Dreyfus project
- WAMC - Sean Kelly interview
- RadioBoston - Sean Kelly interview
- Inquiry: Hubert Dreyfus and Sean Dorrance Kelly: All Things Shining
- Harvard Book Store - Sean Dorrance Kelly discusses All Things Shining
- All Things Shining - Hubert Dreyfus and Wayne Martin in conversation
- Conversations With History - Dreyfus and Kelly
- Being In The World - Movie Website
- All Things Shining Blog
- Sean Kelly - The Sacred and the Secular
- Sean Kelly - Later Heidegger
- Sean Kelly - Being and Time
- Sean Kelly - Existentialism
- KQED Forum interview with Dreyfus and Kelly: 'All Things Shining': Finding Meaning in a Secular Age
- Colbert Report interview with Sean Kelly
Heidegger Resources
- Lee Braver - Grounless Grounds: A Study of Wittgenstein and Heidegger
- Jeff Collins - Introducing Heidegger
- Peninsula College Lecture - Heidegger His Life and Philosophy
- Taylor Carmen - The Heidegger Sessions
- PEL - Heidegger and our Existential Situation
- University of Kent Lecture - The Darkness of the Poem is the Darkness of Death - On Martin Heidegger and Paul Celan
- Tao Raspoli's Film - Being-in-the-World
- Richard Capobianco - Heidegger on Holderlin
- Richard Capobianco - Heidegger and the Greek Experience of Nature
- EGS Lecture - Being and the Artist's Trace. The Origin of the Work of Art
- EGS Lecture - Building Dwelling Thinking
- Gregory Sadler on Heidegger's "Essence of Truth"
- The Catholic University Lecture - Heidegger, Aristotle, and the Legacy of Philosophy
- Lecture on Heidegger's "What is Metaphysics"
- Heidegger on Ontotheology
- Entitled Opinions - Thomas Sheehan on Heidegger and technology
- Barbara Babich Lecture - "The Danger" in Heidegger's Breman Lectures
- The Philosopher's Zone - The Heidegger Way
- Rudolf Makkreel lectures on "Heidegger's Non-Idealistic Reading of Kant's Transcendental Philosophy".
- EGS Lecture - Concealment and Unconcealment
- EGS Lecture - Heidegger, Language and Existence
- Walter Brogan presents a talk on existence and facticity in Heidegger's 'Being and Time'
- Catherine Malabou - Can "Retreat" be a Metaphor? A Reflection on Meaning after Heideger's Withdrawal
- EGS Lecture - Epilogue for "The Orgin of the Work of Art"
- New Books in Philosophy - Groundless Grounds: A Study of Wittgenstein and Heidegger
- Ereignis - films and installation works
- Lecture - Heidegger on philosophy of Being and Langauge
- Film - The Ister
- Richard Capobianco on "Heidegger's Truth of Being"
- On Heidegger's Being and Time
- John David Ebert on Heidegger's Essay "The Turning"
- John David Ebert on Heidegger's History of the Concept of Time
- Cambridge Lecture - Stiegler after Heidegger and Derrida
- William Barrett - Heidegger and Modern Existentialism
- Jeffrey van Davis Film (excerpt) - Heidegger: Only A God Can Save Us
- Mike Wheeler on Heidegger, Cognition and the Transcendental
- George Pattison on Heidegger
- FORA TV - Understanding_the_Concept_of_Time_in_Maharaj and Heidegger
- John David Ebert on Heidegger's "The Thing"
- John David Ebert on Heidegger's "Origin of the Work of Art"
- John David Ebert on Heidegger's "Introduction to Metaphysics"
- John David Ebert on Heidegger's "Question Concerning Technology"
- EGS - Heidegger's Anti-Dialectical Tragedy
- William Richardson on "Being and Time"
- PB Coaching - Heidegger Workshop
- The Catholic University of America Fall 2011 Lecture Series - Heidegger
- Heidegger on the Meaning of Meaning
- Heidegger's Politics and Legacy
- Heidegger on Technology's Threat
- Gianni Vattimo Lecture - Heidegger and Revolution
- EGS - Task, Technology, and Philosophy
- ICI Berlin - Francoise Balibar: What Is a Thing?
- Stony Brook University - Heidegger Colloquium Series
- Boston College - Our dinner with Bill
- William Richardson on Babette Babich's book, Words in Blood, Like Flowers: Philosophy and Poetry, Music and Eros in Holderlin, Nietzsche, Heidegger
- The European Graduate School - Heidegger and the Question of Technology
- Yale lecture - Ways in and out of the Hermeneutic Circle
- Rick Roderick - Heidegger and the Rejection of Humanism
- Heidegger's Critique of Technology
- John Haugland Essay - Heidegger on Truth and Finitude
- Richard Wolin - Are Philosophy and Nazism Compatible? The Troubling Case of Martin Heidegger
- Heidegger's Black Forest
- Markus Hofner - "Back to the future? On Heidegger's reading of Paul's eschatology"
- Jeffrey van Davis on his film "Only A God Can Save Us"
- The Fall of Cartesianism
- The Modern Intellectual Tradition - Heidegger's Being and Time
- EGS Seminar - Arendt, Heidegger & The Role of Thinking
- Planet Debate - Heidegger
- Heidegger on Authenticity
- Norm Friesen - Heidegger What Calls for Thinking? and "The Pedagogical Relation"
- EGS Lecture - Being and the Artist's Trace. The Origin of the Work of Art
- Heidegger's Turn Against Humanism
- Appraising Heidegger's Interpretations of Movement and Time
- Russell Weaver on Heidegger and Hermenuetic Truth
- Graham Harman - On Actors, Networks, and Plasma: Heidegger vs. Latour vs. Heidegger
- The Partially Examined Life - Heidegger: What is "Being?"
- Richardson - Heidegger's Godet
- Graham Harman - Origin of the Work of Art
- McManus - Heidegger, Wittgenstein and the Last Judgement
- Brassier - The Pure and Empty Form of Death: Heidegger and Deleuze
- Wattles (Kent State) - Heidegger's Aesthetics I
- Wattles (Kent State) - Heidegger's Aesthetics II
- Digital Dialogue - Heidegger on Aristotle
- A conversation with Andrew Mitchell on Poetry and Thinking in Martin Heidegger's later work
- A message in a bottle: encounters with Paul Celan and Martin Heidegger
- Entitled Opinions - Thomas Sheehan on "Being and Time"
- Key Thinkers: Barbara Bolt on Martin Heidegger
- Thinking Through Practce: The Ister
- Dartmouth - Martin Heidegger Elective
- Harrison, et al. - Dasein's dying, Moby Dick, etc.
- PEL - Heidegger and our Existential Situation (NEW)
- University of Kent Lecture - The Darkness of the Poem is the Darkness of Death - On Martin Heidegger and Paul Celan (NEW)
Recent (Post-WWII) Continental Philosophy
- PEL - Deleuze on What Philosophy Is (New)
- Melbourne Free University Lecture Series
- The London Graduate School - Reversals and Transformations: Towards a Deconstructive Phenomenology
- Radio National - Bluffer's Guide to Michael Foucault
- Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy Course - What Is Phenomenology
- Entitled Opinions - Hans Sluga on Michael Foucault
- Oxford - Dialogue with Martin Hagglund and Derek Attridge: Derrida's Ideas on Ethics, Hospitality and Radical Atheism
- UNC Charlotte Lecture - Juridical, Disciplinary, and Biopolitical Power: Basic Background on Foucault
- Sartre in 90 MInutes
- Jacques Ranciere - Modernity Revisted
- Jean-Luc Marion - French Culture and Philosophy: Beyond Post-modernism
- The Philosopher's Zone - Mai '68
- University of Warwick - Foucault
- University of London Conference - The Editor's Cut: A view of philosophical research from journal editors
- Entitled Opinions - Thomas Sheehan on Phenomenology
- EGS - Punishment
- PEL - Foucault on Power and Punishment
- PEL - Merleau-Ponty on Perception and Knowledge
- EGS Lecture - The End of Metaphysics
- The Goldstein-Gore International Center for Jewish Thought Conference - Levinas Facing Biblical Figures
- University of Wellington - Foucault, Fearless Speech, and the Notion of Critique
- Philosopher's Zone - The Mind of Jacques Lacan
- Rodolphe Gasche - An Immemorial Remainder: The Legacy of Derrida
- Film - Derrida
- Harvard Course - Social Theory, the Humanties and Philosophy Now - Ethical Reasoning
- Robert Bernasconi Lecture - The Transcendence of Fecundity: Levinas on Alterity and Kinship
- College De France Course - Modern and Contemporary French Literature: History, Criticism, Theory
- Diet Soap Podcast - The Dialectical Imagination: History of the Frankfurt School
- Diet Soap Podcast - Coffeen on Deleuze
- Diet Soap Podcast - Analytic versus Continental Philosophy
- Multimedia Institute Zagreb Conference - to have done with life: vitalism and antivitalism in contemporary philosophy
- British Academy - In Conversation with Julia Kristeva
- CornellCast - Martin Hagglund on Radical Atheism: Derrida and the Time of Life
- University of London Conference - Nomos: Carl Schmitt and his Interlocuters
- Birbeck College Conference - The Foucualt Effect 1991-2011
- University of London Conference - Time, Politics and Becoming
- Yale Lecture - The Postmodern Psyche
- Steven Pinker - The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature
- Albert Camus: A Life
- Sartre's Phenomenology
- Camus and the Absurd Hero
- Existentialism - Sartre and de Beauvoir
- Endicott College - Levinas: Sensibility Without Subject
- London Global University - Deconstruction Today
- Works of Merleau-Ponty
- Existentialism: The Philosophical Movement
- Jacques Derrida in Conversation
- Monash University Seminar - Letting Go of Neo-Liberalism (with some help from Michel Foucualt)
- Monash University Seminar - Four or Five Words in Derrida
- Warwick University - MIchel Foucault
- Giorgio Agamben - What is a Paradigm?
- Structuralism, Saussure and Levi-Strauss
- The London Graduate School - Genet after Derrida
- An infographic on existentialism
- DeLanda - Deleuze and the History of Philosophy
- DeLanda - The Philosophy of Gilles Deleuze
- Erractic Thinking - Foucault and Power
- Philosopher's Zone - Who was Gilles Deleuze?
- HARC Symposium - The Philosophy of Literature
- Philoctetes Center Roundtable - Romanticism, Enlightenment, and Counter-Enlightenment
- Existentialism and the Frankfurt School
- The Challenge of Postmodernism
- Existentialism and the Meaning of Life
- Derrida's Deconstruction of Philosophy
- The Frankfurt School
- Vallega-Neu - Rhythm and Animality in Merleau-Ponty's Ontology of the Flesh
- UC Berkeley - Michel Foucault Audio Archive
- Nova Sotheastern University Lectures - Semiotics, Semiology, Sign and Saussure
- Harvard Humanities Center event celebrating the publication of Cavell's "Little Did I Know"
- Philosopher's Zone - Emmanuel Levinas - putting ethics first
- Philosopher's Zone - A tribute to Claude Levi-Strauss
- Philosopher's Zone - Derrida - the father of deconstruction
- Zeillinger - The Other Within Me: The Practice of Deconstruction
- London School of Economics - Rethinking Technological Change in Organizations: The Deleuzian 'Spatium' and 'Becoming'
- London School of Economics - The Harman Review: Bruno Latour's Empirical Metaphysics
- Bruno Latour: Where is res extensa? An Anthropology of Object
- John D. Caputo at Syracuse
- Caputo - Fall 2010 lectures
- Caputo - From Radical Hermeneutics to the Weakness of God
- Caputo - For the Love of the Things Themselves: Derrida's Hyper-Realism
- Robert Solomon - From Existentialim to Postmodernism
- An Introduction to Poststructuralism
- Culture, Hermeneutics and Structuralism
- Stanley Fish - Deconstruction
- Bruno Latour: Where is res extensa? An Anthropology of Object
- The European Graduate School - Video Lectures
- Discourse Notebook
- From Structure to Rhizome - French thought, 1945-the present: Middlesex University Conference
- Seminar - French Theory Today
- Rick Roderick Lectures - Philosophy and Human Values/Nietzsche and the Postmodern Condition/The Self Under Seige
- Colloquium - Phenomenology and the Divine: Understanding the French Theological 'Turn'
- Daniel Smith's lectures - Deleuze & Guattari
- Folds of Multiplicity - Symposium on the philosophy of gilles deleuze
- Deleuze Conference - On Media and Movement
- Ambrose - Deleuze and Francis Bacon: The Diagrammatic
- 49th Street Discussion - Deleuze/Foucault
- Leonard - Noah and Noesis: Derrida Between Greek and Jew
- University of San Diego Course - PHL 274: Introduction to Continental Philosophy (Part 2)
- University of San Diego Course - PHL 274: Introduction to Continental Philosophy (Part 1)
- The Philosopher's Zone - The Great Divide (Continental/Analytic)
- The Philosopher's Zone - Merleau-Ponty and the lived body (Taylor Carman)
- Eleanor MacDonald (Queens College) Lecture - Are We Postmodern?
- Andrew Freenberg - The Essential Marcuse
- Key Thinkers: John Frow on Michel Foucault
- Kingston University London Conference - The Government of Self and Others: On Foucault's Lectures at the College de France, 1982/83
- University of London (Birbeck) Workshop - The Dis/Order of Things: Predisciplinarity After Foucault
- Foucualt and Middle East Studies
- Conference - Foucault Across the Disciplines
- Philosopher's Zone - Michel Foucault's "Madness and Civilization"
- Foucault reads Kafka
- Key Thinkers: Ghassan Hage on Pierre Bourdieu
- Key Thinkers: Justin Clemens on Alain Badiou
- On Maurice Blanchot and the Political
- Slajov Zizek - Masterclass
- De Landa - Topology
- MAmedia Sessions - Structuralism, Post-Structuralism, and Postmodernism
- AfterTV - Interview with Albert Borgmann
- Stanford Conference - Hannah Arendt considered today: Totalitarianism, genocide and the need for thought
- Conference - Empire and Genocide: The Work of Hannah Arendt
- Kaufmann - Existentialism
- Kaufmann - Sartre and the Crisis in Morality
- Routledge Lecture - Iris Murdoch and the Rejection of Existentialism
Modern Philosophy (Enlightenment - WWII)
- University of Kent Lecture - Holderlin's Metaphysics (NEW)
- Simon Critchley - Hamlet, Nietzsche, Joyce - tragedy, lethergy and disgust
- Universty of London Conference - Spinoza and Nietzsche in Dialogue
- University of London Conference - The Actuality of the Absolute: Hegel, Our Untimely Contemporary
- Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy Course - Objective Spirit in Hegel
- Minerva Podcast - Descartes, Technology and Minds
- Oxford Mini-Course - Hume's Central Principles
- Oxford Mini-Course - Introduction to David Hume's Treatise of Human Nature Book One
- University of London Lecture - Leibniz's Law and the Philosophy of Mind
- Karl Marx in 90 Minutes
- Descartes in 90 Minutes
- Kant in 90 MInutes
- David Hume in 90 Minutes
- Rousseau in 90 Minutes
- Spinoza in 90 Minutes
- Kierkegaard in 90 Minutes
- Schopenhauer in 90 Minutes
- Nietzsche in 90 Minutes
- Hegel in 90 Minutes
- Institute of Philosophy Conference - Hume's Legacy
- Fordham University - Schrodinger and Nietzsche on Life: Eternal Return and the Moment
- Digital Dialouge - Emerson and Self-Culture
- The Catholic Univiersity of America Lecture Series - The Modern Turn
- EGS Lecture - Hegel: The Philosopher of Tragedy
- Royal Society of Edinburgh Lecture - The Significance of David Hume: Scepticism, Science, and Superstition
- Philosopher's Zone - Pascal's Wager
- PEL - Moral Sense Theory: Hume and Smith
- Why God Died - Nietzsche's Claim
- Nietzsche's Dream
- Kierkegaard on Subjective Truth
- Kierkegaard - Existential Dialectic
- Kierkegaard's Crisis
- Kierkegaard's Passions
- EGS - Nietzsche and the Event
- Faith and Freethought: The Philosophy of Nietzsche
- CornellCast - Vico, Spinoza and the Imperial Past
- Boston University - Madison's Politics of Religion Revisited
- Boston University - Toleration and Subscription: An Early Enlightenment Debate
- Boston University - From Augustine to Spinoza and Locke: Answering the Christian Case Against Religious Liberty
- Boston University - Hobbes and Locke on Toleration
- PEL - Schleiemacher Defends Religion
- Isaiah Berlin Lecture - Redescription of the Enlightenment
- British Academy Lecture - Montaigne
- Notre Dame Conference - Leibniz's Theodicy: Context and Content
- UCSD Lecture - Art, Science and the Mind
- University of Cambridge - Early Modern Philosophy and Intellectual History
- Francis Bacon and the Authority of Experience
- Boston College - Hobbes versus Spinoza on Human Nature: Political Ramifications
- Fordham University - Babette Babich on Nietzsche and Sculpture
- Harvard Lecture - Kant: Mind Your Motive/The Supreme Principle of Morality
- Harvard Lectures - Bentham and Mill: Putting a Price Tag on Life/How to Measure Pleasure
- Stony Brook University Lecture Series - Karl Marx as Moral Philosopher
- Freud, Weber, and the Mind of Modernity
- The Philosopher's Zone - An atheists God: the paradox of Spinoza
- Film - Spinoza: The Apostle of Reason
- Tate Gallery - In Defense of Philosophy: Mediatations on Spinoza: The Apostle of Reason
- John Stuart MIll: A Biography
- Hegel: A Biography
- Niccolo's Smile: A Biography of Machiavelli
- Hobbes: A Biography
- Betraying Spinoza
- Karl Marx: A Life
- PEL - Locke on Political Power
- Marketplace of Ideas - Michel de Montaigne's examined life, re-examined
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Montesquieu's Spirit of the Laws
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Marx
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Vico
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Hegel, The Philosophy of History
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Hobbes, Leviathan and De Cive
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Kant
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil
- FORA.tv - Keith Ward on Kant's Truimph of Idealism
- Fatal Enlightenment - Discourse on the Origin of Inequality by Rousseau
- Nietzsche on Love
- Nietzsche the Immoralist
- Nietzsche's Conception of Eternal Recurrence
- Locke's Empiricism, Berkeley's Idealism
- Neo-Aristotelians - Spinoza and Leibniz
- Scholasticism and the Scientific Revolution
- The French Revolution and German Idealism
- Hegel and the English Century
- Film - When Nietzsche Wept
- Kierkegaard Lecture - Mt. Moriah Revisited - Saintly Transgression
- A History of Suspicion - Marx, Darwin, Freud
- Enlightenment Patterns of Cultural Mutation
- Nietzsche - The Return of the Tragic Hero
- EGS Lecture - Nietzsche and Ethics
- University of Edinburgh Panel Discussion - Celebrating David Hume's Birthday
- Frederick Copleston on Schopenhauer
- J.P. Stern on Nietzsche
- Peter Singer on Marx and Hegel
- Geoffrey Warnock on Kant
- Anthony Quinton on Spinoza and Leibniz
- Michael Ayers on Locke and Berkeley
- John Passmore on Hume
- Bernard Williams on Descartes
- The Paula Gordon Show - Descartes' Trinities
- PEL - More Hegel on Self-Consciousness
- PEL - Hegel on Self-Consciousness
- PEL - Locke on Political Power
- Philosophy: The Classics
- University of Edinburgh Enlightment Lectures - David Hume: Morality, Reason and Passion in Public Policy
- The Philosopher's Zone - Hume on cause, effect and doubt
- The Philosopher's Zone - The Life of David Hume
- The Marketplace of Ideas - On Hume and Rousseau's quarrel with John T. Scott
- The Marketplace of Ideas - On David Hume with Simon Blackburn
- Voltaire, Candide
- Pascal, Penses
- Oxford Lecture Series - Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
- Roberto Rossellini Film - Cartesius
- Roberto Rossellini Film - Blaise Pascal
- Center for Jewish History - Freud's Jewish World Conference
- The Catholic University of America Fall 2010 Lecture Series - The Modern Turn
- Giants of Philosophy - Nietzsche
- University of Victoria - Post-Enlightenment Thought
- Robert Bernasconi - Race, Slavery, and the Philosophers of the Enlightenment
- Darren Staloff - Hamilton, Adams, Jefferson: The Politics of Enlightenment
- Philoctetes Center Roundtable - Spinoza
- The Rationalism and Dualism of Descartes
- The Radical Skepticism of Hume
- Kant on Freedom and the Forms of Knowledge
- Kant's Copernican Revolution
- The Enlightenment
- Nietzsche's Critique of Morality
- Kierkegaard's Critique of Reason
- Spinoza, Rationalism and the Reverence for Being
- Schopenhauer: The World as Will and Representation
- Hegel - The Last Great System
- Hegel and Historicism
- Husserl and Phenomenology
- Rise of 20th Century Philosophy - Phenomenology
- The Works of Friedrich Nietzsche Discussion
- Open University - David Hume
- Open University Course - Reading Political Philosophy: From Machiavelli to Mill
- Vanderbilt Mini-Course - Great Ideas of the 19th Century
- Essex Philosophy Society - Phenomenology Crash Course
- Steinberg Course - Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit and Encyclopedia Logic
- University of Glascow Course - Kant
- PHIL 416 Course - Hegel and Phenemenology
- University of Georgia Course - Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
- University of Georgia Course - Hegel's Science of Logic
- University of Georgia Course - Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
- Conference - Thinking with Spinoza: Politics, Philosophy and Religion
- Conference - Spinoza and Bodies
- Conference - Spinoza and Texts
- Center for Jewish Studies - From Heretic to Hero: Symposium on the Impact of Baruch Spinoza
- PEL - Montaigne: What Is the Purpose of Philosophy?
- PEL - Descartes Meditations: What Can We Know?
- PEL - Leibniz's Monadology: What Is There?
- Philosopher's Zone - The Universal Genuis - Gottfried Leibniz
- Philosopher's Zone - George Berkeley: The strange birth of Idealism
- Philosophy at Bristol - Rousseau
- PEL - Rousseau: Human Nature vs. Culture
- PEL - Hume's Empiricism: What Can We Know?
- PEL - Kant: What Can We Know?
- Bernstein - Kant
- Bernstein - Hegel
- Bernstein - 3rd Critique
- Conference - Nietzsche on Mind and Nature
- Nietzsche Conference - Rethinking the Genealogy of Morals
- Nietzsche Workshop at Western
- Philosopher's Zone - Nietzsche and the will to power
- Kaufmann - Nietzsche and the Crisis in Philosophy
- Kaufmann - Kierkegaard and the Crisis in Religion
- Hernandez - Kierkegaard Lecture
- The Partially Examined Life - Kierkegaard on the Self
- The Partially Examined Life - Husserl's Phenomenology
- Brough - Consciousness is Not a Bag: Immanence, Transcendence, and Constitution in Husserl's "Idea of Phenomenology"
- Sokolowski - Husserl on First Philosophy
- UC Berkeley Course - History 181B Modern Physics: From the Atom to Big Science
Modern Analytic
- University of Sterling Lecture - The Intertwined Roots of Analytic and Continental Philosophy
- Wittgenstein in 90 Minutes
- PEL - Wittgenstein and Language
- Fourth BWS Annual Conference - Wittgenstein and the Swansea School
- In Our Time - The Continental-Analytic Split
- Philosopher's Zone - Gustav Klimt and Ludwig Wittgenstein
- Wittgenstein and Photography Exhbition at the University of Cambridge
- The Reith Lectures - Bertrand Russell: Authority and the Individual
- Philosopher's Zone - The puzzlement of Ludwig Wittgenstein
- Bled Philosophical Conference - Knowledge, Understanding and Wisdom
- New Trends in Logic, Vienna - On Godel's General Philosophy
- University of Cambridge - Russell v Wittgenstein
- University of Cambridge - Radical Translation: Analytic Philosophy in America
- University of Cambridge - G.E. Moore and Cambridge Philosophy
- University of Cambridge - 'Better than Stars': A Radio Portrait of F.P. Ramsey
- ICI Berlin - Sara Fortuna: Il giallo di Wittgenstein
- Harvard Book Store - Companion Stars: Einstein and Godel at Princeton
- Harvard Book Store - Logicomex: An Epic Search For Truth
- Tate Gallery - In Defense of Philosophy: Derek Jarman - Wittgenstein
- Panal Discussion in Memory to William James - What Makes Life Significant?
- Genuine Reality: A Life of William James
- The Metaphysical Club
- The Education of John Dewey: A Biography
- PEL - Bertrand Russell on Math and Logic
- Emergence and Whitehead
- Sidney Morgenbesser on the American Pragmatists
- In Conversation: W.V. Quine
- Ayer on Frege and Russell
- Logical Positivism and its Legacy
- Anthony Quinton on Wittgenstein
- John Searle on Wittgenstein
- On the Ideas of Quine
- Classical Empiricism and Logical Positivism
- The Rise of Logical Positivism
- The Fall of Logical Positivism
- Slought Foundation - Wittgenstein's Voice: The Sound of the Unsystematic
- Logic Lane: Gilbert Ryle and J.O. Urmson discuss philosophy of mind
- Logic Lane: Oxford Philosophy in the 1930s and J.L. Austin
- Logic Lane: A Philosophical Retrospective
- British Wittgenstein Society - Lectures
- Wittgenstein's Vienna
- PEL - Frege on the Logic of Language
- Physics, Positivism and the Early Wittgenstein
- Rise of 20th Century Philosophy - Pragmatism
- Rise of 20th Century Philosophy - Analysis
- Dewey's American Naturalism
- Quine and the End of Positivism
- Wittgenstein's Turn to Ordinary Language
- Rorty and the End of Philosophy
- Wittgenstein's Poker
- Wittgenstein Podcast Lectures
- Wittgenstein - A Film by Derek Jarman
- Einstein Forum workshop on 'The Future of Analytical Philosophy' - Juliet Floyd lecture "Future Pasts"
- Oxford (David Chalmers) - Constructing the World Lecture Series
- Center for the Study of Mind in Nature Lecture - What Frege got wrong (with some help from Quine)
- CUNY Course - Reading Marx's Capital with David Harvey
- University of Pittsburgh Course - Analytic Philosophy: Wilfrid Sellers
- Conference - Wittgenstein and Aesthetics
- Conference - Wittgenstein and Naturalism
- Conference - Wittgenstein Research Revisted
- University of Bergen - Views into Wittgenstein research
- PEL - Wittgenstein's Tractatus: What is There and Can We Talk About It?
- PEL - Wittgenstein's Tractatus (and Carnap): What We Can Legitimately Talk About
- In Our Time - Wittgenstein
- Conference - Rorty and the Mirror of Nature
- Menand - Pragmatism's Three Moments
- Dewey Center - Perspectives of Pragmatism
- PEL - Pragmatism (Peirce & James)
- PEL - More James's Pragmitism: Is Faith Justified? What is Truth?
- Ray Monk - Philosophy Circa 1905
- Charles Taylor and A Secular Age
- PEL - What is Mind (Turing, et al)
Ancient and Medieval
- Catholic School of America 2013 Lecture Series - Philosophy in Islamic Lands
- Catholic School of America 2012 Lecture Series - Aristotle's "De Anima" (New)
- Cambridge Lecture - When was Medieval Philosophy?
- Cambridge Lecture - Homeric Poems
- Oxford - Power Structuralism in Ancient Ontologies
- Thomas Aquinas in 90 Minutes
- Aristotle in 90 Minutes
- Plato in 90 Minutes
- University of Georgia Course - Aristotle
- Lecture Course - Aristotle's Criticism of Plato's Forms
- PEL - Plato on Ethics & Religion
- Philosopher's Zone - Averroes
- PEL - Plato's Republic: What Is Justice?
- Oxford's John Locke Lectures - Ancient Greek Philosophy as a Way of Life
- Classical Philosophy: Ideas and Essences
- Introduction to Greek Philosophy Course
- Plato's Republic Course
- Yale Lecture - Plato's Republic, I-II
- Yale Lecture - Plato's Republic, III-IV
- Yale Lecture - Plato's Republic, V
- BBC Documentary - The Truth About Democracy (Athenian Golden Age)
- The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius
- Discussion of Homer's Iliad
- Monash University - The Medieval Imagination
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Natural Right
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: The Origins of Political Science
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: A Study Aristotle's Politics
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Aristotle, Ethics
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Aristotle, Rhetoric
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Xenophon, Oeconomicus
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Thucydides
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Plato, Protagoras
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Plato, Meno
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Plato, Laws
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Plato, Gorgias
- University of Chicago Course - Leo Strauss: Plato, Apology/Crito
- Plato - Politics, Justice, and Philosophy
- The Heroic Ideal in Late Stoicism
- Heroism and the Tragic View of Life
- Plato's Republic - The Hero's Reward
- Film - Stealing Heaven (Abelard and Eloise)
- Martha Nussbaum on Aristotle
- Miles Burnyeat on Plato
- Anthony Kenny on Medieval Philosophy
- The Paula Gordon Show - Creating Our Modern World
- Monash University Conference - From Sappho to X
- Plato's Forms: Part 1
- Plato's Forms:Part 2
- Socrates
- Great Ideas of Philosophy
- New School For Social Research - Full course taught by Judith Butler and Simon Critchley: The Tragic and its Limits
- UCLA Course - Philosophy 107: Topics in Medieval Philosophy
- Digital Dialouge - The Apology
- Plato Lectures
- Socrates Lectures
- Noetic Society - Heraclitus
- Heraclitus: The Great Intrusion
- Stanley Rosen Interview - Plato's Republic
- Discussion of Homer's Odyssey
- Philosopher's Zone Series - The Philosophy of Ancient Greece and Beyond
- Daniel Bader - Ancient Philosophy Lecture
- Univeristy of Georgia Course - Plato's Republic
- Mark Vernon's (Birbeck College) Course - Aristotle's Philosophy of Friendship
- UC Berkeley Course - PHIL 25 Ancient Philosophy
- Notre Dame Course - Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
- Notre Dame Course - Ancient Wisdom and Modern Love
- Digital Dialogue - Parmenides
- Documentary - Pythagoras
- Documentary - The First World (Pythagoras and Plato)
- Philosopher's Zone - The Apology of Socrates
- Digital Dialouge - Sophists and Philosophers
- Digital Dialogue - Erotic Politics (Socratic Questioning)
- Digital Dialogue - Socratic Strangeness
- Digital Dialogue - Plutarch and Socrates
- Digital Dialogue - Shame and Justice (The Topology of Socratic Politics in the Protagoras)
- In Our Time - Socrates
- Digital Dialogue - Crisis of Community (Socratic Politics)
- Digital Dialogue - Plato's Analogical Thinking
- Philosopher's Zone - Aristotle after Aristotle
- In Our Time - Aristotle's Poetics
- In Our Time - Aristotle's Politics
- In Our Time - Cynicism
- In Our Time - Stoicism
- In Our Time - The Consolations of Philosophy
- King's College - Speculative Medievalisms
- In Our Time - Averroes
- In Our Time - Avicenna
- In Our Time - Ockham's Razor
- Vanderbilt - Maimonides Mini-Course
- In Our Time - Thomas Aquinas
General Surveys
- City Univeristy of New York Course - Introduction to Western Philosophy
- Marist College Course - Introduction to Philosophy
- Stanford Course - The Art of Living
- Marist College Course - Ethics
- Documentary - The Medici: Godfathers of the Renassiance
- Oxford Course - Critical Reasoning for Beginners
- Oxford - Philosophy for Beginners
- UMass Course - Philosophy 108: Moral and Social Problems
- Lawrence Universtiy - Freshman Studies program lectures
- University of Wisconsin Course - European Cultural History 1500-1815
- University of Wisconsin - European Cultural History 1660-1870
- University of Wisconsin Class - European Cultural History 1880-1920
- St. Anselm Course - Nature and Man
- University of Virginia - Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture Podcasts
- The English Programme - The Approach to Philosophy
- Open University Course - Philosophy and the Human Situation
- Radio Free Philosophy
- Castilleja Philosophy Podcasts - Lectures by Bill Smoot
- BBC Documentary - Human, All Too Human
- Philosophy: A Guide to Happiness
- University of London - Cell Podcasts
- University of Chicago - Large number of lectures, interviews, and podcasts with Philosophy Faculty
- Mises Institute - The History of Political Philosophy: From Plato to Rothbard
- University of Sydney - Key Thinkers Series
- Large number of Bryan Magee interviews with Philosophers about Philosophers
- Western Philosophy (2002 Documentary)
- Conference - 'Real Objects or Material Subjects'
- RMMLA panel - Promiscuous Ontologies
- Symposium - Object-Oriented Ontology
- Symposium - Accelerationism
- Kingston University Conference - Dark Materialism
- Conference - Theology, Gnosticism, and Theory
- Conference - Sacred Modernities: Rethinking Modernity in a Post-Secular Age
- The Phenomenal Qualities Project
- University of Kent Lectures and Seminars - School of European Culture and Languages
- David Tracy (University of Chicago Divinity School) Lecture - Tragic Vision: The Abandoned Vision of the West?
- Simon Critchley - Philosophers Don't Die Pretty
- King's College London Course - History of Philosophy
- Oxford Course - General Philosophy
- York College CUNY - PHIL 103 and PHIL-SOC 202 courses (Introductions to Philosophy)
- Yale Course - Introduction to Political Philosophy
- University of Mary Washington Course - PHIL 101
- UCSD Course - PHIL 10 Introduction to Logic
- University of Wisconsin Course - Political, Economic and Social Thought, Integrated Liberal Studies
- Elucidations - University of Chicago Philosophy podcast
- In Our Time - Philosophy lecture archive
- The Partially Examined Life - Philosophy Podcasts
- Philosophy Talk
- Diet Soap Podcast - Tough on Dirt: Gentle on Philosophy (Now with IDEOLOGY!)
- Vote Kierkegaard
- Bruce - Philosophy Survey
- Greek versus German Philosophy
- Jacques Brel - "Amsterdam"
- Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
Special Topics
- Oxford Mini-Course - A Romp Through the Philosophy of Mind
- City University of New York Course - Philosophical Ethics
- Cambridge Lecture Series - Aspects of Philosophy at Cambridge
- Cambridge Lecture Series - The Gospel of John: On Eagles Wings
- Cambridge Lecture Series - Invention of the Modern World
- Marist College Course - Critical Thinking
- University of Georgia Course - Social and Political Philosophy
- University of Georgia Course - Philosophy of Nature
- Oxford - The Philosophy of Religion
- UMASS Course - Marxism and Film
- College de France - Metaphysics and Philosophy of Knowledge
- Yale Course - Philosophy and the Science of Human Nature
- UCLA Course - Responsibility and Free Will
- Documentary - Terror's Advocate
- Alexander Nehamas - The Art of Living: Socratic Reflections from Plato to Foucault
- Documentary - One Way Street: Fragments for Walter Benjamin
- Roberto Unger Lecture Series - Nihilism
- Film - Who killed Walter Benjamin?
- James Brown And The Famous Flames At The TAMI Show 1964 (NEW)
- Documentary - Philosophy and the Matrix: Return to the Source
- Documentary - Newton: The Dark Heretic
- Documentary - Through the Wormhole: Does Time Exist?
- Notre Dame Conference - My Ways are Not Your Ways: The Character of God in the Hebrew Bible
- Ohio State Conference - Foundational Adventures
- New School for Social Research Symposium - The Anarchist Turn
- Harvard Book Store - Heidegger and a Hippo Walk Through Those Pearly Gates
- Documentary - James Burke: Connections
- Documentary - The Genius of Darwin
- Boston College - Guestbook Project
- University of Montana Center for Ethics - Albert Borgmann: Climate Change as a Spiritual Crisis: Call to a Spiritual Life
- University of Montana Center for Ethics - Albert Borgmann: Science, Ethics, Technology: The Challenge of Global Warming
- Short course on "The Ten Assumptions of Science" by Glenn Borchardt (NEW)
- The New School - Thursday Night Workshops
- "How to write like Walter Benjamin" tutorial series
- Cardozo School of Law - Nietzsche and the Law
- Daily Show interview with Douglas Feith
- Jon Stewart on Crossfire
- Daily Show interview with Jim Cramer
- Gresham College Lecture - Neal Stephenson: Science Fiction as a Literary Genre
- Tom Wolfe - Marshall McLuhan Lecture
- Monash University Seminar - Catastrophic Intentions: Bloch and Benjamin
- Plato and Saussure
- Monash University Seminar - The Orgins of Chat: German Philosophy
- Forum for European Philosophy dialogue - Modernity and the Meaning of Life
- Forum for European Philosophy - The Most Human Human: A Defence of Humanity in the Age of the Computer
- The Marketplace of Ideas - On early modern science and poetry with Angus Fletcher
- The Marketplace of Ideas - On Romantic music, poetry and philosophy with James Donelan
- Monash University Conference - Changing the Climate: Utopia, Dystopia & Casastrophe
- Monash University Seminar - Compelling Fictions - Spinoza and George Eliot on Belief and Faith
- Cardiff University Conference - Under-Represented Groups in Philosophy
- The New School - Does Philosophy Still Matter?
- Center for Public Christianity - Michael Ruse lectures
- UCSD Course - Power and Justice
- BBC Documentary - The Century of the self
- Yale Course - Foundations of Modern Social Theory
- Yale Course - Moral Foundations of Politics
- Documentary - Human Resources - Social Engineering in the 20th Century
- Documentary - The American Philosopher
- London School of Economics Lecture Series - The Study of Cognition and Culture Today
- Symposium with Jurgen Habermas, Charles Taylor, Judith Butler and Cornell West - Rethinking Secularism: The Power of Religion in the Public Sphere
- Robert Kane: Are All Values Relative?
- Krista Tippett on Being
- Berkeley - New Media Symposium and Art Festival
- University of Cambridge Course - Classic Social Theories
- Philoctetes Center Roundtable - The Limits of Explanation
- Philosopher's Zone - Jonathon Lear
- Documentary - Dangerous Knowledge
- Open University Course - Thought and Experience
- LSE seminar keynote address - Phenomenology, Information Technology and Management: an international workshop
- University of British Columbia Course - History and Philosophy of Science
- Allan Bloom's "Philosophic Perspectives" lectures at Boston College
- UC Berkeley Course - Intellectual History of the United States since 1865
- University of Houston - PHIL 1305 Introduction to Ethics
- Lancaster University Course - Applied Ethics
- Notre Dame Course - Morality and Modernity
- Burke - Loss and Gain: The Social History of Knowlege 1750-2000
- Philosophy at Bristol - What is in a Paradigm?
- Open Court - Pop Philosophy
- Coffeen - Seeing Seeing
- Coffeen - Rhetoric
- University of San Diego Course - Philosophy of Human Nature
- UC Berkeley - PHIL 132 Philosophy of Mind
- UC Berkeley - PHIL 133 Philosophy of Language
- UC Berkeley - PHIL 135 Theory of Meaning
- UC Berkeley - PHIL 138 Philosophy of Society
- St. Anselm Course - Philosophy of Science
- UC Berkeley - PHIL 3 The Nature of Mind
- Yale Course - Death
- University of Chicago Course - Darwin's Origin of Species and Descent of Man
- UCSD Course - Darwin's Legacy
- MIT Course - Technology in a Dangerous World
- University of Warwick Course - Theoretical Ideas in Sociology
- UC Berkeley Course - Theories of Law and Society
- UC Berkeley Course - History of Anthropological Thought
- MIT Seminar - Philosophy of Love in the Western World
- UC Berkeley Course - The History and Practice of Human Rights
- UCSD Course - The Study of Society
- University of Houston Course - Theories of Culture
- UCLA Course - Science, Magic, and Religion
- Justice with Michael Sandel (Harvard)
- The Moscow Center for Consciousness Studies Interviews
- The Moscow Center for Consciousness Studies Roundtable - Scott Soames on Kripke's Argument on Pain
- Haverford College Course - American Political Thought Since the Civil War (Carey and Susan McWilliams)
- The Erotikon Symposium
Art - Film - Literature
- Oxford Mini-Course - Literature and Form
- A Faculty Project Course - Classics of American Literature: T.S. Eliot
- Cambridge Lecture Series - Shakespearean Comedy
- Cambridge Lecture - Passion, Energy and Matter: Godard's Gesture
- Eberhard Karl University Course - Charles Dickens and the Cutlure of His Times
- CSU Fullerton Course - Analysis of Literary Forms
- CSU Fullerton Course - World Literature From 1650
- CSU Fullerton Course - American Literature From Twain to the Moderns
- University of Geissen Lecture Series - New Theories, Models and Methods in Literary and Cultural Studies
- Oxford - Great Writers Inspire
- College de France - History of European Medieval and Modern Art
- College de France - Literatures of Medieval France
- Boston University Lecture -The Poetry of Bob Dylan
- Oxford Mini-Course - George Eliot
- Oxford Mini-Course - DH Lawrence
- Yale Course - Hemmingway, Fitzgerald, Faulkner
- UCSD Course - Introduction to Greek and Roman Literature
- UCSD Course - Art and the Enlightenment
- Poetry Foundation - Essential American Poets
- Documentary - F. Scott Fitzgerald: Winter Dreams
- Brandeis Course - Restoration and 18th Century Poetry: From Dryden to Wordsworth
- Brandeis Course - The Western Canon: From Homer to Milton
- Baudelaire - The Setting of the Romantic Sun
- Baudelaire's Poetry of Modernism and Metropolis
- Eberhard Karl University Course - English Literature in the 17th Century
- Eberhard Karl University Course - Irish Writing
- Eberhard Karl University Course - Realisms
- Documentary - Modern Masters: Matisse, Picasso, Dali and Warhol
- Michael Fried's A.W. Mellon Lectures - The Moment of Caravaggio
- Diet Soap Podcast - Daniel Coffeen on "The Wire"
- Philosopher's Zone - The cinema of Terrence Malick
- One Thousand Words - Talking Art
- CriterionCast - The Third Man
- Chatterton Lecture on English Poetry - 'Where the night still still hangs like a half-folded bat': The Poetry of D.H. Lawrence
- The British Academy Lecture - Surrealism and its legacies in Latin America
- The British Academy Lecture - Shakespeare, Oaths and Vows
- Chatterton Lecture on English Poetry - Robert Graves and 'The White Goddess'
- Wharton Lecture on English Poetry - 'Now Shall I Make My Soul': Approaching Death in Yeat's Life and Work
- Smarthistory - Art History Conversation
- Akira Kurosawa Film - Rashomon
- University of Cambridge - Film and the Art of Forgetting
- University of Cambridge - Shakespearean Comedy
- Fordham University - kd lang and Nietzsche: "The Birth of kd lang's Hallelujah"
- UVA Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture - The Case of Dostoevsky's General: Forgiving the Unforgivable
- Peter Greenaway Film - Dante: The Inferno
- Documentary - One Way Street: Fragments for Walter Benjamin
- Documentary - John Berger: Ways of Seeing
- Documentary - The Genius of Mozart
- Documentary - Leonardo Da Vinci
- Documentary - The Genius of Beethoven
- Documentary - This is Civilization
- Documentary - Robert Hughes: The Mona Lisa Curse
- Documentary - Robert Hughes: American Visions
- Documentary - This Is Modern Art
- Tate Gallery Symposium - Mapping the Lost Highway: New Perspectives on David Lynch
- Oxford Lecture Series - Approaching Shakespeare
- Marcel Proust: A Life
- Harvard - Professor Thomas Kelly on Beethoven's Ninth Symphony Then and Now
- Harvard - Helen Vendler on WB Yeats Among School Children
- Harvard Book Store - Helen Vendler on the Last Books of Five Great American Poets
- Philoctetes Center: Our Life in Six Lyrical Poems: Elizabeth Bishop
- Boston University - Centenary Tribute to Elizabeth Bishop
- Cambridge Forum - Emily Dickinson: My Wars Are Laid Away in Books
- Philoctetes Center - A Life in Poetry: Emily Dickinson
- Vanderbilt Divinity School - Take Heed, Watch: The Meaning of the O'Conner Story "Comes Like a Thief."
- Vanderbilt Divinity School - Flannery O'Conner Roundtable
- Vanderbilt Divinity School - The Incarnational Art of Flannery O'Conner
- God in the Great Gatsby
- Langston Hughes and Modern Music
- Writers of the Harlem Renaissance
- Revisiting the Harlem Renaissance
- Faulkner's Dialogue with Thomas Jefferson
- William Faulkner and America
- William Faulkner and American History
- Sarah Lawrence College - Ilja Wachs on the 19th Century Novel
- Vanderbilt University - Baudelaire and the Theory of the Lyric
- Steinbeck and the Beats
- Works of Dante
- Documentary - The Beatles - Composing Outside the Beatles: Lennon & McCarthy 1967-1972
- Peter Greenaway Film - Nightwatching
- Peter Greenaway Film - Rembrandt's J'accuse
- Peter Greenaway Film - Darwin
- Derek Jarman Film - Caravaggio
- Philoctetes Center - Modernists that Matter: Mallarme and Apollinaire
- BBC Documentary - The Romantics - Eternity
- BBC Documentary - The Romantics - Nature
- BBC Documentary - The Romantics - Liberty
- Peter Greenaway - Nine Classic Paintings Revisited (pt1)
- Peter Greenaway - Nine Classic Paintings Revisted (pt2)
- Peter Greenaway - New Possibilities: Cinema is Dead, Long Live Cinema
- Northwestern - Antigone Interrupted: Greek Tragedy and the Future of Humanism
- Philoctetes Center - Realism and Expressionism in the Work of Tennessee Williams
- Philoctetes Center - Wallace Stevens: Words That Matter
- Philoctetes Center - The Inventions of Bob Dylan
- Philoctetes Center - I'll Go On: An Afternoon of Samuel Beckett
- Pen American Center - Everything and More: The Pale King by David Foster Wallace
- Life and Work of William Butler Yeats
- David Damrosch (Harvard) - Invitation to World Literature
- Flannery O'Conner and the Mystery of Grace
- Faulkner and Beckett - Images of the Forlorn
- Jack Kerouac Documentary - King of Beat
- Richard Linklater Film - Waking Life
- A Short Film by F.C. Rabbath - The Ninth Circle
- Film - Moliere
- Film - Le Roi Danse (Jean-Baptiste Lully)
- Dostoevsky - The Return of the Saint
- Iris Murdoch on Philosophy and Literature
- Forum for European Philosophy Lecture Series - Art and the Limits of the Political
- Forum for European Philosophy - Memory Between Literature and History
- 'A Year of Hitchcock' Podcast
- Monash University Seminar - Collaborations in Modern and Postmodern Visual Arts
- Monash University Seminar - Trauma - Cinema - Rwanda: mediating the 'unrepresentable'
- The Marketplace of Ideas - The consummate cinephile: Jonathon Rosenbaum on the changing film culture
- The Marketplace of Ideas - Five days with David Foster Wallace: author and journalist David Lipsky
- The Marketplace of Ideas - In search of lost modernism: Novelist and critic Gabriel Josipovici
- Monash University Seminar - Your Friends and Neighbours: Recent Suburban Utopias
- Monash University Seminar - A Historiography of Psychoanalytic Film in Hollywood, 1920-1960
- Monash University Seminar - The Writer as Genealogist - The Realist Poetics of Dostoevsky and Flaubert
- Monash University Seminar - The Third Wave of Disastor: Science Fiction Cinema and the New Era of Anxiety
- Philosophy Foundation - Emerson and the Examined Life
- UMass Course - Phil 281: Motion, Time, and Memory in the Movies
- Emory University Course - Science Fiction and Politics
- Emory University Course - Politics in Music
- University of Leeds - The Leeds Dante Podcast
- Craig Shuftan: Hey! Nietzsche! Leave Them Kids Alone
- Williams College - On Tarantino, Nazis and Movies That Can Kill You
- The Philosopher's Zone - At the movies with Gilles Deleuze
- Oxford Lecture Series - Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art
- Yale Course - Cervantes' Don Quixote
- Documentary - Impressionism, Revenge of the Nice
- Eberhard Karls University Course - Introduction to Literary Studies
- Eberhard Karls University Course - Literary History: A Systematic Approach
- Eberhard Karls University Course - Romanticism
- Eberhard Karls University Course - An Introduction to Shakespeare
- Eberhard Karls University Course - Literature and Culture in Shakespeare's Time
- Eberhard Karls University Course - Literary Theory: A Survey
- Eberhard Karls University Course - The Novel Today: Recent British Fiction
- Eberhard Karls University Course - What Was Modernism?
- Eberhard Karls University Course - A Brief History of Authorship
- Eberhard Karls University Course - What Poetry Can Do
- University of Kent - Aesthetics Lectures
- Michigan State University - Celebrity (Authors) Lecture Series
- MIT World - David Milch: Television's Great Writer
- Anneberg Media Series - American Passages: A Literary Study
- Anneberg Media Series - Voices and Visions
- Anneberg Media Series - Art of the Western World
- Anneberg Media Series - Literary Visions
- Anneberg Media Series - American Cinema
- Goethe-Institut Lectures - Schnitzler, Rilke and Musil
- Lecture on Dostoevsky's Notes from Underground
- Kingston University Symposium - Quentin Tarantino and Cinema's Other Enjoyment
- AHRC Centre for Cultural Analysis, Theory and History - Recordings of Past Events
- Washington University Course - Faerie and Fantasy
- Thomas Dane Gallery Discussion - The Medium of Contingency
- Documentary - Bauhaus: The Face of the 20th Century
- Documentary - Godard in America
- Documentary - Dosotevsky's "Crime and Punishment"
- University of Toronto Symposium - Blake in Our Time
- Documentary - Carol Reed's "The Third Man"
- Jay Bernstein - The Demand for Ugliness: Picasso's Bodies
- The New School for Design Symposium- What is Critique?
- Philoctetes Center Course - Our Life in Poetry
- Philoctetes Center Roundtable - Origins of Tragedy
- Ruth Harvey - The Lady and the Song
- The Hannah Arendt Center - Phillippe Nonet: The Unity of Tragedy and Comedy
- SUNY Fredonia - Zweig Symposium
- E.L. Doctorow Lecture - Moby Dick
- Open University - Analysing Romanticism
- Chapman Course - Shakespeare
- Cinephilosophie: Philosophy goes to the Movies
- Stanford Conference - Film and Philosophy
- University of London Symposium - Shakespeare's Philosophy
- Harrisburg Area Community College Course - Engish 205: World Literature I
- Wellesley College Conference - Proust and Philosophy
- The David Foster Wallace Audio Project
- Entitled Opinions - Moby Dick
- Crain - Melville Lecture
- Ingmar Bergman, Cinematic Philosopher, with Irving Singer
- Left Field Cinema - Examination of Terrence Malick's films
- The Criterion Cast - The Podcast Dedicated To Important and Contemporary Films
- Simon Schama's Power of Art
- Modern Art Podcasts
- Stanford Course - Human Behavioral Biology
- University of Winchester - History and Context of Journalism
- Wesleyan Course - Western Movies: Myth, Ideology, and Genre
- MIT Seminar - Philosophy of Film
- MIT Seminar - Philosophy In Film and Other Media
- Out of the Past: Investigating Film Noir
- BFI Live - In the Hands of Fate: Existentialism in Film
- UCLA Course - Holocaust in Film and Literature
- University of St. Andrews Round Table - What is Film Philosophy?
- Colloquium - Stanley Cavell
- Conversations with History: A Philosopher Goes to the Movies, with Stanley Cavell
- Critical Commons - Deleuze and Cinema
- Seminar - Reading Film with Lacan
- UCSD Course - Formations of Modern Art
- UCSD Class - Culture, Art and Technology
- Columbia University - Masterpieces of Western Art: Amiens Cathedral
- UC Berkeley - ART 23 Foundations of American Cyberculture
- University of London (Birbeck) Conference - Walter Benjamin & Bertolt Brecht: Story of a Friendship?
- Alexander Gelley - Weak Messianism: Recovery and Prefiguration in Walter Benjamin's Arcade Project
- Boston College - Dante
- Yale Course - Dante's Inferno, Purgatory and Paradise
- Yale Course - Modern Poetry
- Yale Course - Literary Theory
- Yale Course - The Poetry of John Milton
- Yale Course - The American Novel Since 1945
- Harvard Course - Shakespeare After All: The Later Plays
- Berkeley Course - Literature in English
- Chapman Course - Modern Literary Theory
- Chapman Course - Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism
- Chapman Course - Studies in Literary Tradition
- Chapman Course - British Romantic Literature
- University of Warwick Course - Modes of Reading: Theory
- University of Warwick Course - English and Comparitive Literary Studys
- University of Warwick - Literature in the Modern World
- University of Warwick Course - Literature and Psychoanalysis: Trauma, Fantasy, the Death Drive
- University of Houston Course - The Contemporary Novel: Magical Realism
- University of Houston Course - The Development of the Novel
- University of Houston Course - Nobel Prize Winners in Literature
- University of Houston Course - Latin American History through the Novel
- University of Houston Course - Masterpieces of British Literature since the Eighteenth Century
- University of Victoria Course - 20th Century British Fiction After WWII
- University of Victoria Course - Modern Anglo-Irish Literature
- NYU Course - American Literature 1: From the Beginnings to the Civil War
- UCSD Course - Intro/Afro-American Literature
- UCSD Course - Science Fiction
- University of Minnesota Course - Historical Survey of British Literature I
- Washington College - Tolkien Course
- Keith Murphy class lectures
- Johns Hopkins University - Proust and Philosophy
- University of Wisconsin Course - The Tales of Hans Christian Anderson
- Frank Delaney - Re:Joyce (lecture series on Joyce's Ulysses)
- Allen Ginsburg - Course lectures
- Fiona MacIntosh - Aeschylus and the Enlightenment
- Bruce Meyer (Georgian College) Lecture - The Four Phases of Yeats
- Nick Mount's (University of Toronto) Lectures - Beckett, Eliot, Woolf, Plath
- Power - Beckett on the Humanities
- James Wood (Harvard) Lecture - Dostoevsky, Camus, and the Problem of Suffering
- Mary Gordon (Barnard College) Lecture - The Appetite for the Absolute: A Reading of Dostoevsky Post-9/11
- Williams - Dostoevsky Lecture
- Bennett - Walt Whitman's Solar Judgment
- Corngold - 1905: A Literary Response to Modernity
- Weinstein - Unknowing: The Work of Modernist Fiction
- Weinstein - Dark Twins: Faulkner and Race
- Harry Ransom Center (UT at Austin) - An Evening of David Foster Wallace
- Anichini - Lecture on Dante's Paridiso IV
- Harvard Course - The Heroic and the Anti-Heroic in Classical Greek Civilization
- Classics in Discussion (Warwick) - Epic Poetry: From Homer To Virgil
- Alexander - The War That Killed Achilles
- Conference - Madness and Literature
Sites and Blogs of Interest (largely commenting on Dreyfus)
- Hendriks photo of Dreyfus
- Dreyfus Filmography
- Slate AI Debate vs Dennett
- Freeman Brain Dynamics Talk
- Bill Blattner at Georgetown
- PhilWeb Bibliography
- ereignis
- Heidegger reading group
- Being and Time
- PragDave
- Spiked
- Everything
- Mark Vernon
- being's poem
- Riggs 2.0
- bend of bay
- Half an Hour
- kqaquizzes
- spontaneity & receptivity
- Minds and Brains
- The Reflection Cafe
- Feel Philosophy
- Kronemyer
- Philosophy of Technology
- Knowledge and Experience
- Blog 99
- Philosophy's Other
- Brain Hammer
- Coevolving Innovations
- Guide To Reality
- Bluegrass Film Society
- Mind Dance
- virtual philosopher
- JOHO
- Continental Philosophy
- ENOWNING
Other Philosophy Webcasts
Thursday, December 23, 2010
A Gathering Place
Over the last few months our list of podcasts has been greatly expanded. This post is intended to solicit recommendations that we can add to the growing list. Following the lead of Dreyfus and his Philosophy 6 & 7 courses the concentration of podcasts listed deal with philosophy, literature, art, and film. Please use the "comments" for this post to recommend any podcasts that you think would make good additions. This would also be a good place to review any of the podcasts we have listed or start a dialogue concerning them.
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26 comments:
What a gift!
How did you come up with this amazing resource list?
I have already started poking around - the video on poststructuralism was breezy yet consolidating...
Karl,
I had a lot of time on my hands. I intend to get those leaves raked up any day now.
Actually the list just kind of snowballed. By chance I found a few and that led me to just keep digging.
I have listened to most of the Modern Anglo-Irish course by James Gifford at the University of Victoria. He is an engaging lecturer and a very knowledgable professor. I enjoyed his lectures on Oscar Wilde so much that I have started to read "Dorian Gray." The leaves can wait a little longer.
Hannah Arendt Stanford Conference:
http://fsi.stanford.edu/events/hannah_arendt_and_the_humanities_on_the_relevance_of_her_work_beyond_the_realm_of_politics/
1.)The Moscow Center for Consciousness Studies:
Interviews with Daniel C. Dennett,Hilary Putnam,Timothy Williamson,Richard G. Swinburne
http://hardproblem.ru/
2.)roundtable “Argument on Pain, Saul Kripke”
http://hardproblem.ru/events/a-round-table-with-scott-soames-on-argument-on-pain/
Also, for the the sake of convenience, would a heading like "newly added podcast" be added on the top of the podcast list ?
Thanks!
cch
cch,
Thanks for the podcasts and the suggestion about the "newly added podcast." We will start doing that immediately.
He's Back! Not on iTunes, but here:
http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~hdreyfus/185_s11/Audio.html
Dreyfus on Being & Time Spring 2011.
And this as well:
http://www.kqed.org/a/forum/R201101041000
"Philosophy professor Hubert Dreyfus's classes on existentialism and phenomenology were long among the most popular classes at UC Berkeley. One of those classes formed the basis of Dreyfus's new book "All Things Shining," co-authored with Harvard philosophy professor Sean Kelly. The authors join us to discuss the book, which deals with moments of meaning and transcendence in great works of Western literature."
Host: Michael Krasny
Guests:
* Hubert Dreyfus, professor emeritus of philosophy at UC Berkeley
* Sean Kelly, professor and chair of the Philosophy Department at Harvard University
David Brooks NYT review:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/31/opinion/31brooks.html?scp=3&sq=david%20brooks%20sean%20kelly%20hubert%20dreyfus&st=cse
The Mises Institute has a tremendous quantity of recordings on economics, philosophy, and history:
http://mises.org/media.aspx
I am having trouble downloading weeks 1 and 3 of the Merleau Ponty lectures. Any one else experiencing this, and if not can you send me these?
I would pay someone money to convert the Dreyfus DSS lectures to MP3 or at least find for me the appropriate software to accomplish it.
@BH and Hammer: Well, I had no time on my hands, but the amazing work you have done had to be showcased. I am sorry about making mistakes in any of my categorizations but I really wanted to improve the usefulness and access for our readers (and myself). Any ideas for improvement would be welcome. Let's try to add new resources to the best fit of these new lists, if possible. We can start new ones or break existing ones up if necessary.
@Anon - Sorry I can't help. My comment: the M-P lectures are just a mess - everyone who has listened comes away shaking their heads about sound quality and also just the pedagogic quality of some of the lectures. This is one area I personally could not "skip the reading" to get M-P based on a summary grasp from Dreyfus' usually expert lectures.
@Matthew - Sorry I don't have the expertise in audio to whip that translation out. I downloaded a free DSS player to listen to them, and as I recall there were problems I had to hack my way through, but I did listen and they are excellent.
Looks great Karl & Brad! It has grown into a very useful site in-deed, and in-word
Well, I know they can be converted, but it requires having the full software suit from the player company, which I haven't been able to find.
ALmost completely agree with your division in terms of periods(e.g ancient,modern,contemporary). One thing I want to say is , could a sharp ,large and prominent icon be attached to the newly added podcast?
Thanks!
cch
Karl,
Maybe we could have a "Newly Added Podcast" category?
Good idea!
cch
Wonderful list. How do you come up with these gems in the Internet Archive? I find searching there very difficult.
Dara,
The Archive is a little frustrating to navigate. I always use "community audio" and enter keywords. More than anything else it is just a matter of persistence.
Your site (Do It Yourself Scholar)has for a long-time been one of my favorites and one of the best sources for podcasts on this site. Thanks for the great job you do!
See if this isn't worth adding:
http://www.publicchristianity.org/rusevids.html
Thanks Matthew.
It's a fine summary of Heidegger, but the guy doing the "Voice of Reason - Introduction to Heidegger and His Metaphysics of Place" video is a right wing Orthodox Nationalist hosting a right-wing nationalist radio show. Not only does he derive a nationalist politics from Heidegger, but he makes a brief anti-semitic comment about Jews and the press towards the last third of the talk.
The "voice of reason" lecture on Heidegger's ontology of place is actually pretty good, but the speaker is a right-wing nationalist (of a sort not that far off from Heidegger himself). His reading of Building, Dwelling, Thinking and Being and Time is thoroughly political, and he briefly launches into a spat of antisemitism towards the last third of the lecture (something along the lines of "if you look the press is run by outsiders: jews mostly").
@Matthew & Karl
I've converted the Phen. of Perception lectures to MP3. Let me know and I'll upload them or send them or something.
Send away! I can be reached at iwpoe1@aol.com
yes,please upload the Merleau-Ponty Mp3s. That would be great
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