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Ergo: Long Form Philosophy Lectures
- vivid242 2mo ago[flagged]
- jameswhitford 2mo agoAgreed! The world is a little unbalanced in this way right now unfortunately.
- defrost 2mo agoWe have different front pages? I'm seeing Katalin Balog, Marya Schechtman, Amie Lynn Thomasson. Weirdly, few of the "front page" videos appear in the "all videos" listing: https://ergo.org/videos https://ergo.org/videos and I'm not seeing a search for option (for, say, Graham Priest on modern mathematical logic, etc.)
- dwb 2mo agoThey appear to be “coming soon”. While I’m sure there’s a lot of interesting stuff they say, I too hope that the exclusively male and white selection of lecturers (and presumably philosophies!) is an artefact of how young the site is.
- defrost 2mo agoOr "Join Mailing List" (which I'll give the benefit of the doubt to and assume they have these lectures, just gate keeping them). But yes, it's a sparse site for long form philosophy, particularly given the existence of Plato. Err, website Plato, that is, not the Monty Python soccer player. Plato on Plato: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/plato/ https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/plato/ Plato V Leibniz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfduUFF_i1A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfduUFF_i1A
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- jameswhitford 2mo agoThis is sick where have you been all my life!
- dubeyaayush07 2mo agonice some buffering issues though (internet connection is fine)
- agnishom 2mo agoThey have an youtube channel as well, which might stream better: https://www.youtube.com/@ergo_org https://www.youtube.com/@ergo_org
- bohoo 2mo agoOh this is fantastic actually - and I was expecting slop - very well done.
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