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Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

Philosopher

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Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

Philosopher

  • Art
    • Art images
      • Art Images — Classical Greek
      • Art images — Dutch Golden Age
      • Art images — Egyptian
      • Art Images — Medieval
      • Art Images — Modern and Postmodern
      • Art Images — Nineteenth-century France
      • Art Images — Renaissance Italy
    • Michael Newberry | Thoughts on Key Works of Art in History
  • Business Ethics
    • *Kaizen* interviews on entrepreneurship and ethics
    • Business Ethics Cases
    • CEE video interviews
    • Entrepreneurship and Values
    • Profiles in Liberty
    • The Financial Crisis
  • Education
    • Montessori Education
    • Philosophy of Education
    • Philosophy of Education course
    • Socratic Seminars
  • Español
  • Explaining Postmodernism
  • Great Books — My Recommended Reading List
  • Humor
    • From the Office of the Reproducer-General
  • Intellectual History
    • Egoism in Nietzsche and Rand
    • Objectivism
    • Postmodernism
  • Nietzsche and the Nazis
  • Open College Podcast and other audio
    • Open College with Stephen Hicks
  • Português
  • Religion
    • Theist vs. Atheist: What Should You Believe?
  • Courses
    • Business and Economic Ethics — Course Topics and Materials
    • Ethics — Course Topics
    • Introduction to Philosophy
    • Postmodern Philosophy course syllabus [Peterson Academy]
    • Sports Ethics
    • Texts in Philosophy
  • Biography
  • Quotations

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Who is the real father of modern philosophy? [repost]

1 Comment / History of Philosophy, Philosophy / Stephen Hicks

[We are reading Descartes’ Meditations this week in my Introduction to Philosophy course, so this is a re-post for new readers this semester.] I vote for Francis Bacon. . . The standard answer gives the honor to René Descartes. Descartes’s claim to the title is based primarily on his epistemology — specifically his method of […]

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Who is the real father of modern philosophy?

19 Comments / History of Philosophy, Philosophy / Stephen Hicks

I vote for Francis Bacon. The standard answer gives the honor to René Descartes.

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Sample Publications

Blasts from the past

  • Wilkinson on free speech versus equality
  • Worth Reading for June 2006
  • Hayek and Rand on reason — APEE panelists
  • The Rise of Authoritarianism Panel [In case you missed it]
  • Audio edition: What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship

Sample Publications

Blasts from the past

  • What is the correct amount of US government ownership of the economy?
  • Galt’s Gulch, San Diego, next week
  • Entrepreneurship and Ethics — new publication
  • Max Planck on individual originality in science
  • Hatred as a unifying force

My Publications

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Resources

  • Books via Amazon
  • Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship
  • Open College Podcast

Social media

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Social media

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Resources

  • Books via Amazon
  • Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship
  • Open College Podcast

Contact

Stephen.R.C.Hicks@Gmail.com

Contact

Stephen.R.C.Hicks@Gmail.com

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Sample Publications