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#1 - Emanuele Severino: The Pre-Socratics and the Birth of Philosophy
S1:E11/1/2009
The Italian philosopher Emanuele Severino tells about the pre-Socratics and the birth of western philosophy.
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#2 - Maurizio Ferraris: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and the School of Athens.
S1:E21/1/2009
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#3 - Roberta De Monticelli: Saint Augustine, Saint Thomas and Medieval Philosophy.
S1:E31/1/2009
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#4 - Michele Ciliberto: Giordano Bruno and the Philosophy of the Renaissance
S1:E41/1/2009
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#5 - Paolo Rossi: Newton and the Scientific Revolution
S1:E51/1/2009
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#6 - Maurizio Ferraris: Kant and the Enlightenment
S1:E61/1/2009
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#7 - Remo Bodei: Hegel and the Dialectic
S1:E71/1/2009
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#8 - Umberto Curi: Marx and the Revolution
S1:E81/1/2009
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#9 - Maurizio Ferraris: Netzsche and the Will to Power
S1:E91/1/2009
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#10 - Umberto Galimberti: Freud, Jung and the Psychoanalysis
S1:E101/1/2009
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#11 - Piergiorgio Odifreddi: Einstein and the Theory of Relativity
S1:E111/1/2009
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#12 - Gianni Vattimo: Heidegger and the Philosophy of the Crisis
S1:E121/1/2009
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#13 - Piergiorgio Odifreddi: Russel and the Logic of the XX Century
S1:E131/1/2009
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#14 - Giulio Giorello: Popper and the Philosophy of Science
S1:E141/1/2009
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#15 - Stefano Rodotà: Foucault and the new shapes of Power
S1:E151/1/2009
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#16 - Maurizio Ferraris: Derridà and the Deconstruction
S1:E161/1/2009
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The Worst Episodes of The Philosophical Cafe

The Worst Episodes of The Philosophical Cafe

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#1 - Emanuele Severino: The Pre-Socratics and the Birth of Philosophy

#2 - Maurizio Ferraris: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and the School of Athens.

#3 - Roberta De Monticelli: Saint Augustine, Saint Thomas and Medieval Philosophy.

#4 - Michele Ciliberto: Giordano Bruno and the Philosophy of the Renaissance

#5 - Paolo Rossi: Newton and the Scientific Revolution

#6 - Maurizio Ferraris: Kant and the Enlightenment

The 20 BEST Episodes of The Philosophical Cafe

#7 - Remo Bodei: Hegel and the Dialectic

#8 - Umberto Curi: Marx and the Revolution

#9 - Maurizio Ferraris: Netzsche and the Will to Power

#10 - Umberto Galimberti: Freud, Jung and the Psychoanalysis

#11 - Piergiorgio Odifreddi: Einstein and the Theory of Relativity

#12 - Gianni Vattimo: Heidegger and the Philosophy of the Crisis

#13 - Piergiorgio Odifreddi: Russel and the Logic of the XX Century

#14 - Giulio Giorello: Popper and the Philosophy of Science

#15 - Stefano Rodotà: Foucault and the new shapes of Power

#16 - Maurizio Ferraris: Derridà and the Deconstruction

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