musicfor babysharksPowered by Last.fm
Find an artist ↗

Prof. Robert C. Solomon

About the artist

Robert C. Solomon (September 14, 1942 – January 2, 2007) was a professor of continental philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin. Early life Solomon was born in Detroit, Michigan. His father was a lawyer, and his mother an artist. After earning a B.A. (1963) at the University of Pennsylvania, he moved to the University of Michigan to study medicine, switching to philosophy for an M.A. (1965) and Ph.D. (1967). [edit] Teaching and research

Top songs

  1. Lect.01 Emotions as Engagements with the World
  2. Lect.02 The Wrath of Achilles
  3. Lect.06 Noble? Or Deadly Sin? Pride and Shame
  4. Lect.04 Lessons of Love—Plato’s Symposium
  5. Lect.13 How Emotions Are Intelligent
  6. Lect.03 It’s Good to Be Afraid
  7. Lect.05 We Are Not Alone—Compassion and Empathy
  8. Lect.14 Emotions as Judgments
  9. Lect.15 Beyond Boohoo and Hooray
  10. Lect.16 Emotions Are Rational
Show all 100 songs
  1. Lect.18 Emotions in Ethics
  2. Lect.24 Happiness and Spirituality
  3. Lect.17 Emotions and Responsibility
  4. Lect.19 Emotions and the Self
  5. Lect.23 Laughter and Music
  6. Lect.20 What Is Emotional Experience?
  7. Lect.07 Nasty—Iago’s Envy, Othello’s Jealousy
  8. Lect.01 Emotions as Engagement
  9. Lect.10 James and the Bear—Emotions and Feelings
  10. Lect.09 A Death in the Family—The Logic of Grief
  11. Lect.08 Nastier—Resentment and Vengeance
  12. Lect.12 Are Emotions “in” the Mind?
  13. Lect.11 Freud’s Catharsis—The Hydraulic Model
  14. Lect.21 Emotions across Cultures—Universals
  15. Lect.04 Lessons of Love˜Plato‚s Symposium
  16. Lect.22 Emotions across Cultures—Differences
  17. Lect.03 It‚s Good to Be Afraid
  18. Lect.07 Nasty˜Iago‚s Envy, Othello‚s Jealousy
  19. Lect.05 We Are Not Alone˜Compassion and Empathy
  20. Lect.08 Nastier˜Resentment and Vengeance
  21. Lect.21 Emotions across Cultures˜Universals
  22. Lect.12 Are Emotions „in‰ the Mind?
  23. Lect.10 James and the Bear˜Emotions and Feelings
  24. Lect.09 A Death in the Family˜The Logic of Grief
  25. Lect.11 Freud‚s Catharsis˜The Hydraulic Model
  26. Lect.22 Emotions across Cultures˜Differences
  27. 01 Emotions as Engagement
  28. 02 The Wrath of Achilles
  29. Lect.01 What Is Existentialism?
  30. Lect.03 It’s Good to Be Afraid
  31. Lect.02 Albert Camus—The Stranger, Part I
  32. Lect.01 Why Read Nietzsche? His Life, Times, Works, and Themes
  33. Lect.03 Camus—The Stranger, Part II
  34. Lect.07 Nasty—Iago’s Envy, Othello’s Jealousy
  35. Lect.04 Lessons of Love—Plato’s Symposium
  36. Lect.09 A Death in the Family—The Logic of Grief
  37. Lect.11 Freud’s Catharsis—The Hydraulic Model
  38. Lect.03 The Fusion of Philosophy and Psychology
  39. Lect.08 Nastier—Resentment and Vengeance
  40. Lect.05 We Are Not Alone—Compassion and Empathy
  41. Lect.04 "God Is Dead"—Nietzsche and Christianity
  42. Lect.05 Nietzsche and the Greeks
  43. Lect.02 Quashing the Rumors About Nietzsche
  44. Lect.05 Camus—The Plague and The Fall
  45. Lect.06 Camus—The Fall, Part II
  46. 16 Emotions Are Rational
  47. Lect.04 Camus—The Myth of Sisyphus
  48. Lect.10 James and the Bear—Emotions and Feelings
  49. Lect.12 Are Emotions “in” the Mind?
  50. 06 Noble. Or Deadly Sin. Pride and Shame
  51. 23 Laughter and Music
  52. Albert Camus - The Stranger, Part I
  53. Lect.08 Kierkegaard on Subjective Truth
  54. Lect.07 Søren Kierkegaard—"On Becoming a Christian"
  55. Lect.13 Nietzsche as Moral Psychologist—Love, Resentment, and Pity
  56. Lect.16 Heidegger on the World and the Self
  57. Lect.10 Friedrich Nietzsche on Nihilism and the Death of God
  58. Lect.15 Husserl, Heidegger, and Phenomenology
  59. Lect.13 Nietzsche—The Übermensch and the Will to Power
  60. Lect.17 Nietzsche on History and Evolution
  61. Nietzsche, the "Immoralist"
  62. What Is Existentialism?
  63. Friedrich Nietzsche on Nihilism and the Death of God
  64. Lect.06 "Why the Greeks Were So Beautiful"—Nietzsche on Tragedy
  65. Lect.14 Nietzsche on Love
  66. Camus - The Plague and The Fall
  67. 04 Lessons of Love—Plato’s Symposium
  68. 19 Emotions and the Self
  69. Lect.12 "Become Who You Are"—Freedom, Fate, and Free Will
  70. Lect.16 Nietzsches "Top Ten"
  71. Kierkegaard on Subjective Truth
  72. 03 It’s Good to Be Afraid
  73. 07 Nasty—Iago’s Envy, Othello’s Jealousy
  74. 08 Nastier—Resentment and Vengeance
  75. 24 Happiness and Spirituality
  76. Lect.08 Nietzsche, Jesus, Zarathustra
  77. Lect.09 Nietzsche on Reason, Instinct, and Passion
  78. Lect.11 Nietzsche on Truth and Interpretation
  79. Kierkegaard's Existential Dialectic
  80. 05 We Are Not Alone—Compassion and Empathy
  81. 17 Emotions and Responsibility
  82. 18 Emotions in Ethics
  83. Lect.20 Sartres Phenomenology
  84. Lect.09 Kierkegaards Existential Dialectic
  85. Lect.11 Nietzsche, the "Immoralist"
  86. Lect.14 Three Grand Inquisitors-Dostoevsky, Kafka, Hesse
  87. Lect.22 Emotions across Cultures—Differences
  88. Lect.21 Emotions across Cultures—Universals
  89. 04 Lessons of Love˜Plato‚s Symposium
  90. Lect.03 It痴 Good to Be Afraid

News & Stories

Stories are temporarily unavailable. Search for coverage below.

Find news about Prof. Robert C. Solomon

Tickets & music shops

We may earn a commission from qualifying purchases through our Amazon and eBay links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Related artists

Powered by Last.fm