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The Philosophical Cafe
Season 1, Ep 15: Stefano Rodotà: Foucault and the new shapes of Power
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S1 · E15
90m
1. Emanuele Severino: The Pre-Socratics and the Birth of Philosophy
The Italian philosopher Emanuele Severino tells about the pre-Socratics and the birth of western philosophy.
89m
2. Maurizio Ferraris: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and the School of Athens.
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70m
3. Roberta De Monticelli: Saint Augustine, Saint Thomas and Medieval Philosophy.
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71m
4. Michele Ciliberto: Giordano Bruno and the Philosophy of the Renaissance
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58m
5. Paolo Rossi: Newton and the Scientific Revolution
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99m
6. Maurizio Ferraris: Kant and the Enlightenment
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71m
7. Remo Bodei: Hegel and the Dialectic
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77m
8. Umberto Curi: Marx and the Revolution
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85m
9. Maurizio Ferraris: Netzsche and the Will to Power
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80m
10. Umberto Galimberti: Freud, Jung and the Psychoanalysis
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84m
11. Piergiorgio Odifreddi: Einstein and the Theory of Relativity
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77m
12. Gianni Vattimo: Heidegger and the Philosophy of the Crisis
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80m
13. Piergiorgio Odifreddi: Russel and the Logic of the XX Century
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60m
14. Giulio Giorello: Popper and the Philosophy of Science
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62mPlaying
15. Stefano Rodotà: Foucault and the new shapes of Power
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69m
16. Maurizio Ferraris: Derridà and the Deconstruction
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