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7 mai 2019 · Christine Battersby/ Christopher Janaway/ Christopher Ryan. Listen here or on YouTube. Schopenhauer’s work prefigured important developments in philosophy, psychology, and political thought. On the two-hundredth anniversary of the publication of his The World as Will and Representation, we examine the life and work of Arthur Schopenhauer.
9 mars 2021 · David Bather Woods/ Serene Khader/ Mark Neocleous/ David Westley. Listen to the recording here or on YouTube. ‘Resilience’ has become a buzzword, beloved of pop psychologists and workplace well-being programmes. But it also has an older history that includes the Stoics and Schopenhauer. So how do we foster resilience?
26 janv. 2014 · Pavel then describes Schopenhauer’s more pessimistic vision of history as a relentless ‘manifestation of blind Will’ which presents a more chaotic and cruel existence (p.266). Yet in the midst of this cynical worldview, art and literature emerge as beacons of hope: they may not ‘rule or transform the world’; but these forces free writers ‘from the world’s bondage’ (p.267).
22 avr. 2020 · Though often overlooked in discussions of the Enlightenment, Ireland was a vibrant centre for intellectuals of many stripes. Jonathan Swift, Edmund Burke, George Berkeley, and many others made lasting contributions to literature, philosophy, politics, and science. How did the turbulent political times of eighteenth-century Ireland affect this ...
17 nov. 2021 · Kathryn Belle, Skye Cleary, Lauren Elkin, and Kate Kirkpatrick on the life, legacy, and literature of Simone de Beauvoir
1 déc. 2015 · Speakers. Kimberley Hutchings, Professor of Politics and International Relations (Queen Mary, University of London) Maeve Cooke, Professor of Philosophy (UCD) Chair. Danielle Sands, Lecturer in Comparative Literature and Culture at Royal Holloway, University of London and Forum for European Philosophy Fellow. Recorded on 1 December 2015 at the LSE.
31 janv. 2018 · Paul Coleridge, Former high court judge and Chairman, The Marriage Foundation. Peter Tatchell, Activist and Director of the Peter Tatchell Foundation. Chair. Sarah Fine, Fellow, The Forum; Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, King’s College London. Recorded on 31 January 2018 at the LSE.
2 déc. 2012 · For any reader who likes to think truly needs all of his or her books: as companions, as cubby holes or place holders, as wormholes of the mind, which construction of a personal memory palace is a physio-motor point Ivan Illich makes in his book about books (on Hugh of St. Victor’s Didascalicon), In the Vineyard of the Text rather as, and as Machiavelli also said, as Nietzsche echoed this in ...
23 déc. 2015 · First you see, then you know’. 5. Be a constructive self-critic. Always sift and critique your ideas as a separate stage of your thinking, after you’ve let them grow a bit, and created and recorded a whole field of potentially relevant ideas. Never ‘brainstorm’ or generate ideas and then immediately critique them.
8 déc. 2014 · Image credit: CC0 Public Domain. An elaborate literature review is an important stage in the development of almost all PhDs, and it is also a normal first step also in launching any new research project. There are two main versions. Narrative reviews aim to give a ‘genetic’ account of the origins and development of understanding for a ...
