Dr. Bruxvoort

PHIL 1301: Introduction to Philosophy

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Lecture notes recordings for PHIL 1301. Cover art "Books" by Scouse Smurf, downloaded from Flickr. Podcast also available on Spotify.

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Feb 2, 2024

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Episodes

Lecture Notes - Existentialism 02.02.2024

Lecture Notes - Existentialism (overview of existentialism)

Logic Lecture Notes: Ad Hominem 15.09.2023

Logic Lecture Notes: Ad Hominem

Lecture Notes - Utilitarianism: Mill 15.09.2023

Lecture Notes - Utilitarianism: Mill

Lecture Notes - Utilitarianism: Bentham 08.09.2023

Lecture Notes - Utilitarianism: Bentham

Logic Lecture Notes: Red Herring Fallacy 01.09.2023

Logic Lecture Notes: Red Herring Fallacy

Lecture Notes - "What Must I Do?" - Kant's Ethics 01.09.2023

Lecture Notes - "What Must I Do?" - Kant's Ethics

Logic Lecture Notes: Circular Arguments 15.05.2023

Logic Lecture Notes: Circular Arguments

Lecture Notes - Descartes: On the Self 15.05.2023

Lecture Notes - Descartes: On the Self

Lecture Notes - Descartes: The Skeptical Method 17.03.2022

Lecture Notes - Descartes: The Skeptical Method

Lecture Notes - Descartes: Context 17.03.2022

Lecture Notes - Descartes: Context

Logic Lecture Notes: Correlation & Causation 17.03.2022

Logic Lecture Notes: Correlation & Causation

Logic Lecture Notes: Slippery Slope 19.02.2022

Logic Lecture Notes: Slippery Slope

Lecture Notes - "What May I Hope?" - Kant's Philosophy of Religion 19.02.2022

Lecture Notes - "What May I Hope?" - Kant's Philosophy of Religion

Lecture Notes - "What Can I Know?" - Kant's Epistemology 19.02.2022

Lecture Notes - "What Can I Know?" - Kant's Epistemology

Logic Lecture Notes: Straw Man 19.02.2022

Logic Lecture Notes: Straw Man

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Maimonides 18.02.2022

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Maimonides

Lecture Notes - Hume 18.02.2022

Lecture Notes - Hume

Lecture Notes - Locke 18.02.2022

Lecture Notes - Locke

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Islamic Philosophy 16.02.2022

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Islamic Philosophy

Lecture Notes - Hobbes 16.02.2022

Lecture Notes - Hobbes

Logic Lecture Notes: Introduction to Fallacies & Post Hoc Fallacy 03.02.2022

Logic Lecture Notes: Introduction to Fallacies & Post Hoc Fallacy

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Aquinas 03.02.2022

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Aquinas

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Anselm 03.02.2022

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Anselm

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Augustine 02.02.2022

Lecture Notes - The Medieval Period: Augustine

Logic Lecture Notes: Disjunctive Syllogism 02.02.2022

Logic Lecture Notes: Disjunctive Syllogism

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