The Examined Life ★ 4 Season Intelecom Philosophy Series with MKV

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The Examined Life ★ 4 Season Intelecom Philosophy series with MKV . _ . My thanks goes out to Ian Parker for donating this Complete Series to the Lost Telecourses collection.

From the TV Database website: https://www.thetvdb.com/series/the-examined-life

"The Examined Life brings learners the philosophic wisdom of the western world in 26 half-hour episodes. Each episode examines one of the "Great Questions" that have intrigued philosophers from antiquity to the present. Using writings of past philosophers and interviews with contemporary philosophers, the series underscores how these classic questions still reverberate in modern society. Produced in cooperation with Netherlands Educational Corporation (TELEAC) and the Swedish Educational Broadcasting Company (UR)."

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Episodes:

Season 1

01 What is Philosophy? 02 What is Human Nature? 03 Is Mind Distinct from Body 04 Is There an Enduring Self? 05 Are We Social Beings? 06 What is Real? 07 How Do We Encounter the World?

Season 2

08 Do We Have Free Will? 09 Is Time Real? 10 Does God Exist? 11 Can We Know God Through Experience? 12 Is Reason the Source of Knowledge 13 Does Knowledge Depend on Experience? 14 Does the Mind Shape the World

Season 3

15 How Does Science Add to Knowledge? 16 Does Science Give Us Truth? 17 Are Interpretations True? 18 Is Morality Relative? 19 Does the End Justify the Means? 20 Can Rules Define Morality? 21 Is Ethics Based on Virtue?

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Credit

Intelecom

Language

English

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