Reposting for weekend listeners, the first episode of my Open College with Dr. Stephen Hicks podcast series.
Audio links:
- iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/open-college-podcast/id1438324613
- Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/opencollegepodcast/open-college-1-free-speech
Topics and Times:
- What a meaningful life requires: [00:00 — 03:31]
- Far left and far right on metaphysics, human nature, and ethics [03:31 — 10:35]
- Walt Whitman quotation [09:28 — 10:35]
- Why the authoritarian left [10:35 — 13:53]
- Advertisement: StephenHicks.org [13:53 — 14:46]
- How we got to where we are now [14:46 — 45:19]
- The development of modern liberal education [14:46 — 25:26]
- Galileo Galilei on truth and reason [15:34 — 19:05]
- Francis Bacon and the need to train our own minds [19:05 — 20:58]
- John Locke and the need for tolerance [20:58 — 22:07]
- John Stuart Mill and the value of debate [22:07 — 23:58]
- Advertisement: Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism from Rousseau to Foucault [25:26 — 27:23]
- Free Speech *Is* Free Thought *Is* Free Action [27:23 — 41:57]
- Language and cognition [27:23 — 29:16]
- On the individuality of cognition [29:16 — 33:44]
- On speech-and-action needs of cognition [33:44 — 39:47]
- Advertisement: Adventures in Postmodernism tour in Australia [39:47 — 41:20]
- The responsibility of teachers, professors, and parents [41:57 — 45:19]
- The development of modern liberal education [14:46 — 25:26]
- What happens when free speech suppressed [45:19 — 50:49]
- Outro: [50:49 — 52:14]
Total: 52:14.
Transcription and sources: Forthcoming.
Related:
- Free Speech and Postmodernism Kindle version
- “Hitler and the Death of Free Speech”
- “The Deep Theory Behind Stifling Speech”
- “Campus Power Politics — It’s Calculated Strategy”
- Philosophy of Education Course
The complete series of Open College with Stephen Hicks podcasts.
Hi Dr. Hicks, thank you for the lectures. It would be great if you were also able to post them to Google Play Music Podcasts. I will be able to share them with many more people.
I look forward to many more episodes.
Thank you, Jimmy. I will pass that suggestion on to the producers.