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Prof. Lawrence Cahoone

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Dr. Lawrence Cahoone is Professor of Philosophy at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, where he has taught since 2000. He holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. A two-time winner of the Undergraduate Philosophy Teaching Award at Boston University who has taught more than 50 different philosophy courses, Professor Cahoone is not only a skilled teacher, but also an author. With a background in recent European

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  1. Lect.01 Philosophy and the Modern Age
  2. Lect.02 Scholasticism and the Scientific Revolution
  3. Lect.03 The Rationalism and Dualism of Descartes
  4. Lect.06 The Enlightenment and Rousseau
  5. Lect.09 Kant and the Religion of Reason
  6. Lect.07 The Radical Skepticism of Hume
  7. Lect.12 Hegel and the English Century
  8. Lect.20 Physics, Positivism, and Early Wittgenstein
  9. Lect.31 The Challenge of Postmodernism
  10. Lect.10 The French Revolution and German Idealism
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  1. Lect.16 Freud, Weber, and the Mind of Modernity
  2. Lect.21 Emergence and Whitehead
  3. Lect.32 Rorty and the End of Philosophy
  4. Lect.26 Culture, Hermeneutics, and Structuralism
  5. Lect.04 Locke’s Empiricism, Berkeley’s Idealism
  6. Lect.23 Heidegger’s Being and Time
  7. Lect.24 Existentialism and the Frankfurt School
  8. Lect.19 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy—Phenomenology
  9. Lect.05 Neo-Aristotelians—Spinoza and Leibniz
  10. Lect.13 The Economic Revolution and Its Critic—Marx
  11. Lect.35 The Reemergence of Emergence
  12. Lect.14 Kierkegaard’s Critique of Reason
  13. Lect.15 Nietzsche’s Critique of Morality and Truth
  14. Lect.18 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy—Analysis
  15. Lect.29 New Philosophies of Science
  16. Lect.33 Rediscovering the Premodern
  17. Lect.27 Wittgenstein’s Turn to Ordinary Language
  18. Lect.11 Hegel—The Last Great System
  19. Lect.28 Quine and the End of Positivism
  20. Lect.30 Derrida’s Deconstruction of Philosophy
  21. Lect.17 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy—Pragmatism
  22. Lect.08 Kant’s Copernican Revolution
  23. Lect.25 Heidegger’s Turn against Humanism
  24. Lect.22 Dewey’s American Naturalism
  25. Lect.30 Derrida‚s Deconstruction of Philosophy
  26. Lect.36 Philosophy’s Death Greatly Exaggerated
  27. Lect.15 Nietzsche’s Critique of Morality and Truth
  28. Lect.34 Pragmatic Realism—Reforming the Modern
  29. Lect.14 Kierkegaard’s Critique of Reason
  30. Lect.05 Neo-Aristotelians˜Spinoza and Leibniz
  31. Lect.23 Heidegger‚s Being and Time
  32. Lect.13 The Economic Revolution and Its Critic˜Marx
  33. Lect.08 Kant‚s Copernican Revolution
  34. Lect.08 Kant’s Copernican Revolution
  35. Lect.04 Locke‚s Empiricism, Berkeley‚s Idealism
  36. Lect.30 Derrida’s Deconstruction of Philosophy
  37. Lect.13 The Economic Revolution and Its Critic—Marx
  38. Lect.27 Wittgenstein‚s Turn to Ordinary Language
  39. Lect.15 Nietzsche‚s Critique of Morality and Truth
  40. Lect.14 Kierkegaard‚s Critique of Reason
  41. Lect.25 Heidegger‚s Turn against Humanism
  42. Lect.04 Locke’s Empiricism, Berkeley’s Idealism
  43. Lect.05 Neo-Aristotelians—Spinoza and Leibniz
  44. Lect.19 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy˜Phenomenology
  45. Lect.18 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy˜Analysis
  46. Freud, Weber, and the Mind of Modernity
  47. Lect.36 Philosophy’s Death Greatly Exaggerated
  48. Lect.34 Pragmatic Realism—Reforming the Modern
  49. Lect.11 Hegel—The Last Great System
  50. Lect.34 Pragmatic Realism˜Reforming the Modern
  51. Lect.36 Philosophy‚s Death Greatly Exaggerated
  52. Lect.19 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy—Phenomenology
  53. Lect.11 Hegel˜The Last Great System
  54. Lect.01 Origins and Conflicts of Modern Politics
  55. Lect.04 Hobbes, Natural Law, the Social Contract
  56. Lect.06 Rousseau’s Republican Community
  57. Lect.18 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy—Analysis
  58. Lect.05 Locke on Limited Government and Toleration
  59. Lect.08 Smith and the Market Revolution
  60. Lect.17 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy—Pragmatism
  61. Lect.07 Kant’s Ethics of Duty and Natural Rights
  62. Lect.27 Wittgenstein’s Turn to Ordinary Language
  63. Lect.09 Montesquieu and the American Founding
  64. Kant and the Religion of Reason
  65. Lect.10 Debating the French Revolution
  66. Lect.24 Marcuse and the New Left
  67. Lect.25 Rawls’s A Theory of Justice
  68. Lect.17 Rise of 20th-Century Philosophy˜Pragmatism
  69. Lect.26 Ayn Rand, Robert Nozick, Libertarianism
  70. Lect.22 Dewey‚s American Naturalism
  71. Lect.11 Legacies of the Revolution—Right to Left
  72. Lect.28 Walzer on Everything Money Shouldn’t Buy
  73. The Enlightenment and Rousseau
  74. 09. Kant and the Religion of Reason
  75. Lect.23 Philosophy vs. Politics—Strauss and Friends
  76. Lect.27 What about Community?
  77. Rediscovering the Premodern
  78. 08. Kant's Copernican Revolution
  79. Philosophy and the Modern Age
  80. The French Revolution and German Idealism
  81. Lect.25 Heidegger’s Turn against Humanism
  82. Lect.23 Heidegger’s Being and Time
  83. Lect.14 Mill on Liberty and Utility
  84. Existentialism and the Frankfurt School
  85. Lect.03 Machiavelli’s New Order
  86. Lect.22 Dewey’s American Naturalism
  87. Physics, Positivism, and Early Wittgenstein
  88. The Radical Skepticism of Hume
  89. Hegel and the English Century
  90. Lect.12 Nationalism and a People’s War

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