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Prof. Daniel N. Robinson

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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, intellectual history, legal history, and the history of psychology.

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  1. Lect.01 Zombies
  2. Lect.02 Self-Consciousness
  3. Lect.01 From the Upanishads to Homer
  4. Lect.04 The Explanatory Gap
  5. Lect.05 Mental Causation
  6. Lect.06 Other Minds
  7. Lect.07 Physicalism Refined
  8. Lect.11 Autism, Obsession, and Compulsion
  9. Lect.08 Consciousness and Physics
  10. Lect.03 Pythagoras and the Divinity of Number
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  1. Lect.04 What Is There?
  2. Lect.10 Do Computers Play Chess?
  3. Lect.03 The “Problem” of Consciousness
  4. Lect.12 Consciousness and the End of Mental Life
  5. Lect.06 Herodotus and the Lamp of History
  6. Lect.08 Platos Search for Truth
  7. Lect.07 Socrates on the Examined Life
  8. Lect.13 Aristotle on Friendship
  9. Lect.09 Qualia and the “Mary” Problem
  10. Lect.12 Aristotle on the Knowable
  11. Lect.09 Can Virtue Be Taught?
  12. Lect.11 Hippocrates and the Science of Life
  13. Lect.15 Rome, the Stoics, and the Rule of Law
  14. Lect.16 The Stoic Bridge to Christianity
  15. Lect.02 Philosophy—Did the Greeks Invent It?
  16. Lect.19 Islam
  17. Lect.48 Wittgenstein and the Discursive Turn
  18. Lect.14 Aristotle on the Perfect Life
  19. Lect.26 Descartes and the Authority of Reason
  20. Lect.41 Nietzsche at the Twilight
  21. Lect.50 Four Theories of the Good Life
  22. Lect.21 The Reappearance of Experimental Science
  23. Lect.35 What Is Enlightenment? Kant on Freedom
  24. Lect.33 France and the Philosophes
  25. Lect.53 Philosophy of Psychology and Related Confusions
  26. Lect.34 The Federalist Papers and the Great Experiment
  27. Lect.30 No matter? Never mind! The Challenge of Materialism
  28. Lect.54 Philosophy of Mind, If There Is One
  29. Lect.31 Hume and the Pursuit of Happiness
  30. Lect.32 Thomas Reid and the Scottish School
  31. Lect.22 Scholasticism and the Theory of Natural Law
  32. Lect.36 Moral Science and the Natural World
  33. Lect.25 Francis Bacon and the Authority of Experience
  34. Lect.05 The Greek Tragedians on Man’s Fate
  35. Lect.45 The Freudian World
  36. Lect.55 What makes a Problem "Moral"
  37. Lect.10 Platos Republic—Man Writ Large
  38. Lect.46 The Radical William James
  39. Lect.49 Alan Turing in the Forest of Wisdom
  40. Lect.39 The Hegelians and History
  41. Lect.47 William Jamess Pragmatism
  42. Lect.24 Let Us Burn the Witches to Save Them
  43. Lect.38 The Idea of Freedom
  44. Lect.28 Hobbes and the Social Machine
  45. Lect.18 The Light Within—Augustine on Human Nature
  46. Lect.56 Medicine and the Value of Life
  47. Lect.57 On the Nature of Law
  48. Lect.20 Secular Knowledge—The Idea of University
  49. Lect.58 Justice and Just Wars
  50. Lect.03 The „Problem‰ of Consciousness
  51. Lect.23 The Renaissance—Was There One?
  52. Lect.17 Roman Law—Making a City of the Once-Wide World
  53. Lect.44 Marxism—Dead but Not Forgotten
  54. Lect.51 Ontology—What There "Really" Is
  55. Lect.43 Darwin and Nature’s “Purposes”
  56. Lect.02 Philosophy˜Did the Greeks Invent It?
  57. Lect.29 Locke’s Newtonian Science of the Mind
  58. Lect.27 Newton—The Saint of Science
  59. Lect.60 God—Really?
  60. Lect.40 The Aesthetic Movement—Genius
  61. Lect.42 The Liberal Tradition—J.S. Mill
  62. Lect.37 Phrenology—A Science of the Mind
  63. Lect.09 Qualia and the „Mary‰ Problem
  64. Lect.52 Philosophy of Science—The Last Word?
  65. Lect.59 Aesthetics—Beauty Without Observers
  66. Lect.05 The Greek Tragedians on Man‚s Fate
  67. Lect.02 Philosophy—Did the Greeks Invent It?
  68. Lect.51 Ontology˜What There "Really" Is
  69. Lect.18 The Light Within˜Augustine on Human Nature
  70. Lect.03 The “Problem” of Consciousness
  71. Lect.60 God˜Really?
  72. Lect.59 Aesthetics˜Beauty Without Observers
  73. Lect.20 Secular Knowledge˜The Idea of University
  74. Lect.29 Locke‚s Newtonian Science of the Mind
  75. Lect.10 Platos Republic˜Man Writ Large
  76. Lect.43 Darwin and Nature‚s „Purposes‰
  77. Lect.37 Phrenology˜A Science of the Mind
  78. Lect.40 The Aesthetic Movement˜Genius
  79. Lect.23 The Renaissance˜Was There One?
  80. Lect.44 Marxism˜Dead but Not Forgotten
  81. Lect.27 Newton˜The Saint of Science
  82. Lect.17 Roman Law˜Making a City of the Once-Wide World
  83. Lect.05 The Greek Tragedians on Man’s Fate
  84. Lect.52 Philosophy of Science˜The Last Word?
  85. Lect.42 The Liberal Tradition˜J.S. Mill
  86. Lect.09 Qualia and the “Mary” Problem
  87. Lect.17 Roman Law—Making a City of the Once-Wide World
  88. Lect.10 Platos Republic—Man Writ Large
  89. Lect.06 Sensation and Perception
  90. Lect.08 Hearing

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