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Eternal Questions, Timeless Approaches
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How to Think Like a Philosopher (Portable Professor Series)
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PORTABLE PROFESSOR™ is a series of exciting and informative lectures recorded by some of today's most renowned university and college professors. Each course introduces listeners to fascinating, and sometimes startling, insights into the intellectual forces that shape our understanding of the world. Each package includes 14 riveting lectures presented by notable professors as well as a book-length course guide.
The evolution of philosophical thought is fascinating because it demonstrates not only how our conceptions of ourselves and the universe we inhabit have changed over the course of time, but also how some of these conceptions have persisted-in some cases, for millennia. In this exhilarating series of lectures, Professor Colin McGinn guides listeners on a tour of philosophical approaches to some of the most penetrating questions about the self, our relation
to the world and to other individuals in it, and the very nature of knowledge itself.
Colin McGinn was educated at Oxford University, where he won the prestigious John Locke prize and later taught before moving on to UCLA. He is currently a professor of philosophy at Rutgers University. McGinn regularly writes newspaper and magazine articles and is the author of numerous books, including philosophical works, fiction, and an autobiographical book, the acclaimed The Making of a Philosopher: My Journey Through Twentieth-Century Philosophy.
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- Published:
2004
- Number Of Lectures:
14
- Lecture Time:
34 Mins.
- LearnOutLoud.com Product ID:
E003489
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Philosophy
History of Philosophy
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