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Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

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Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

Philosopher

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Phase Three: “I found it necessary to deny reason …”

/ Religion / By Stephen Hicks

apple-88x50Immanuel Kant‘s famous line from his Critique of Pure Reason is discussed as representative of the change of strategy among religion-friendly thinkers after the widely-perceived failure of natural theology. This is from Part 3 of Professor Hicks’s Philosophy of Education course.

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Blasts from the past

  • Realism and Education: Aristotle and Locke [Lecture 8 of Philosophy of Education course]
  • In class: Semmelweis as epistemological hero
  • Foucault as Rousseauian
  • Zarathustra’s predatory collectivism
  • Forthcoming soon: Polish translation of Explaining Postmodernism

Sample Publications

Blasts from the past

  • What the pagan Lithuanians got right
  • Kant and socialism, according to Cassirer
  • What Is Conservatism? James Orr (Cambridge Univ.) debates Stephen Hicks (Rockford Univ.)
  • Interpreting Picasso — amusing anecdote from Stravinksy
  • Orwell: “To admit that an opponent might be both honest and intelligent is felt to be intolerable. …”

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Resources

  • Books via Amazon
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  • Open College Podcast

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Stephen.R.C.Hicks@Gmail.com

Contact

Stephen.R.C.Hicks@Gmail.com

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Sample Publications