Ranked #1
Philosophy Café – New ways of looking at mathematics by Prof Ray Monk.
Philosophy Café – New ways of looking at mathematics by Prof Ray Monk.
Ray Monk, Professor of Philosophy, has spoken about mathematical truth at the University of Southampton’s popular Philos... Read more
15 Feb 2013
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35mins
Ranked #2
Philosophy Café – What is the ‘Mind/Body Problem’? by Dr Genia Schonbaumsfeld
Philosophy Café – What is the ‘Mind/Body Problem’? by Dr Genia Schonbaumsfeld
The philosopher Descartes famously held that the mind is an immaterial, thinking substance entirely distinct from the bo... Read more
3 Jun 2013
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36mins
Ranked #3
Genia Schoenbaumsfeld - Philosophy and the Unconscious
Genia Schoenbaumsfeld - Philosophy and the Unconscious
Philosophy talk given at Southampton City Art Gallery
18 Mar 2015
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39mins
Ranked #4
Philosophy Café – Authenticity: what is it to be oneself?
Philosophy Café – Authenticity: what is it to be oneself?
The anxiety that we are, in some way, not being ourselves can seem both puzzling and all too familiar. This worry is als... Read more
14 Mar 2012
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34mins
Ranked #5
Philosophy Cafe - External World Scepticism, or What If You're In The Matrix? by Dr Conor McHugh
Philosophy Cafe - External World Scepticism, or What If You're In The Matrix? by Dr Conor McHugh
In the film 'The Matrix', the main character discovers that his life is an illusion - all of his experiences have come f... Read more
13 Mar 2012
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24mins
Ranked #6
Philosophy Café – What am I? by Dr Conor McHugh
Philosophy Café – What am I? by Dr Conor McHugh
Lecturer Dr Conor McHugh challenged the audience at the University of Southampton Philosophy Cafe to consider what makes... Read more
30 Oct 2012
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29mins
Ranked #7
Philosophy Cafe podcast: Are people always selfish?
Philosophy Cafe podcast: Are people always selfish?
The latest in the popular Philosophy cafe series at the John Hansard Gallery saw Dr Alex Gregory talking about self inte... Read more
25 Nov 2014
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36mins
Ranked #8
Philosophy Café – Free will: a necessary illusion?
Philosophy Café – Free will: a necessary illusion?
Subjectively we view ourselves as in control of most of our actions, and we think that other people are largely responsi... Read more
25 May 2012
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31mins
Ranked #9
Philosophy Café podcast - Is morality objective?
Philosophy Café podcast - Is morality objective?
Dr Jonathan Way discusses; what is the nature of morality? Is it merely subjective or relative, subject to change accord... Read more
28 Nov 2011
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24mins
Ranked #10
Philosophy Café: Reasons to be Cheerful, Chris Janaway
Philosophy Café: Reasons to be Cheerful, Chris Janaway
Staff, students and members of the public heard Professor Chris Janaway deliver another successful Philosophy Cafe talk ... Read more
17 Oct 2011
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28mins