Voices of Philosophy
English-language videos explain philosophical ideas and traditions, with discussions of ethics, religion, history, psychology, and politics.
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14 minRules or Results? Jeremy Bentham’s Moral Dilemma449 views · 4 days ago
11 minThe Kantian Way: Why Your Intentions Matter More Than the Consequences.1.2K views · 18 days ago
7 minThe 800-Year-Old Story That Predicted Modern Ethics790 views · 2 months ago
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49 minThe Shadow: Carl Jung and the Dark Side of the Human Psyche6.2K views · 5 months ago
12 minThe Idea That Changed Everything: Darwin’s Theory of Evolution Explained2.2K views · 5 months ago
15 minThe Dark Side of Your Mind (Freud’s Unconscious)2.7K views · 5 months ago
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- understanding major philosophical ideas
- exploring ethics and existentialism
- learning about philosophy's historical influence
This channel explores philosophy through careful analysis of ideas, arguments, and traditions. Topics include ethics, religion, existentialism, and the history of philosophy. This is an English-language philosophy channel created by the founder of Sound of Philosophy (آوای فلسفه), a long-running Persian philosophy project.
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