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Who Had the Right to Rule? England and the Crisis of Authority
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Was seventeenth-century England travelling inevitably towards constitutional liberty? Samuel Woodall explores a century in which mona…
19 hours ago
Why Do Thinkers Think as They Do? Josiah Tucker with Dr Karim Ghorbal
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Why do thinkers think as they do? What can one neglected eighteenth-century clergyman teach us about commerce, Christianity and empir…
2 days, 4 hours ago
Judgement, Learning and Collective Life | October Round-up
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How do we learn to judge well?
Samuel Woodall looks back over October acr…
3 days, 7 hours ago
Can Political Division Preserve Liberty? Rapin de Thoyras on Party and Moderation
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How can a society preserve political stability without eliminating disagreement? In this conference presentation recorded at the Univ…
3 days, 19 hours ago
What Makes an Action Moral? Kant on Freedom, Duty and the Categorical Imperative
Episode 3
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What makes an action moral: its consequences, our feelings, or the principle on which we act? In the third episode of our Kant series…
1 week ago
Can society have a common interest? With Professor Jacob Sider Jost
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Can society have a common interest when everyone has interests of their own? Samuel Woodall and Jack Thomson welcome Professor Jacob …
1 week, 2 days ago
The World in Fall: Foreign Interference and the Defence of Liberal Europe
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When does political disagreement become a struggle to destroy the conditions that make disagreement possible?
Samuel Woodall explores …
1 week, 3 days ago
What Can We Really Know? Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason
Episode 2
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What can we really know—and where must reason recognise its limits?
In the second episode of our Kant series, Samuel Woodall and Jack …
1 week, 5 days ago
Who Was Kant, and What Is Enlightenment?
Episode 1
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What does it mean to think for yourself? In the opening episode of our Kant series, Samuel Woodall and Jack Thomson explore the life …
2 weeks ago
Can outsiders understand divided societies? With Dr Michaël Green
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Can an outsider understand a divided political culture better than those inside it? Samuel Woodall and Jack Thomson are joined by Dr …
2 weeks, 2 days ago