A History of Ideas
A podcast by BBC Radio 4
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60 Episodes
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Historian Alice Taylor on Habeas Corpus
Published: 4/10/2015 -
Thomas Hobbes and Civil Disobedience
Published: 4/9/2015 -
Philosopher Angie Hobbs on the Veil of Ignorance
Published: 4/8/2015 -
Barrister Harry Potter on Deterrence
Published: 4/7/2015 -
What Is Justice?
Published: 4/6/2015 -
Ayn Rand and Selfishness
Published: 4/3/2015 -
Naomi Appleton on the Buddha's Four Noble Truths
Published: 4/2/2015 -
Justin Champion on Max Weber and the Protestant Ethic
Published: 4/1/2015 -
Philosopher Jules Evans on Aristotle and Flourishing
Published: 3/31/2015 -
How Do I Live a Good Life?
Published: 3/30/2015 -
Archaeologist Matt Pope on tools and human evolution
Published: 1/30/2015 -
Surgeon Gabriel Weston on medical technology
Published: 1/29/2015 -
Historian Justin Champion on Francis Bacon
Published: 1/28/2015 -
Writer Tom Chatfield: Has technology rewired our brains?
Published: 1/27/2015 -
How Has Technology Changed Us?
Published: 1/26/2015 -
Giles Fraser on Wittgenstein and Blade Runner
Published: 1/23/2015 -
Barry Smith on Noam Chomsky and Human Language
Published: 1/22/2015 -
Catharine Edwards on Seneca and facing death.
Published: 1/21/2015 -
Simon Schaffer on humans, apes and Carl Linnaeus
Published: 1/20/2015 -
What Makes Us Human?
Published: 1/19/2015
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the work of key philosophers and their theories.