Daniel Bonevac

Daniel Bonevac

Daniel Bonevac explores the history of philosophy with focus on German Idealism and Enlightenment thinkers. Each episode examines a philosopher's core ideas—from Herder's historicism to Schelling's absolute idealism—tracing how these figures shaped debates about ethics, freedom, and consciousness. Rigorous, scholarly, and accessible.

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Episódios

303 episódios

  1. E M Forster 53:40
  2. Condorcet's Paradox 14:01
  3. Tertullian on the Trinity 16:09
  4. Antonio Lotti, Credo 5:35
  5. The New Testament 27:06
  6. Variations 55:06
  7. Gadamer vs Derrida 16:30
  8. Borges 50:13
  9. PHL 354 51-13 56:02
  10. Kinds of Justice 10:35
  11. David Hume's Ethical Challenge 29:27
  12. Ortega y Gasset 19:48
  13. Ethics of the Fathers 20:36
  14. Relational Models Theory 20:20
  15. Kripke 51:11
  16. The Doctrinal Paradox 10:06
  17. Optimal Equilibria? 21:20
  18. George Bernard Shaw 36:51
  19. PHL 354 426-13 54:37
  20. PHL 354 2 13 13 58:02
  21. PHL 354 3-29-13 57:09
  22. Bloomsbury 44:17
  23. Progressivism 28:35
  24. PHL 354 4-3-13 56:11
  25. Business Ethics and Bluffing 29:19
  26. Virtues and Roles 24:41
  27. Kipling 48:04
  28. Commensurability 15:55
  29. Logic Seminar: Introduction 14:22
  30. The Miners Paradox 16:37
  31. Winter Snow 5:07
  32. The Cold War 55:41