Next three in *Philosophers, Explained*: Kant, Dewey, Thales (and Homer)

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The next three in the new Philosophers, Explained by Stephen Hicks series will be:

26 Immanuel Kant on educating for duty and obedience. On Education.

27 John Dewey against “individualism” and for “democratic” education. Democracy and Education.

28 Thales and the beginnings of Western philosophy. And in contrast to Homer’s The Iliad.
1Immanuel Kant on the limits of reason. Critique of Pure Reason.
2William James on pacifism and defeating militarism. “The Moral Equivalent of War.”
3Galileo Galilei on not persecuting scientists, “Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina.”
4Arachne and Athena on religion and ethics: From Greek Mythology.
5Friedrich Nietzsche on master and slave morality. From Genealogy of Morals.
6Plato on Socrates‘ trial. Apology

1 thought on “Next three in *Philosophers, Explained*: Kant, Dewey, Thales (and Homer)”

  1. Bahre H.

    Brilliant work. I struggles to understand Nietzsche and his influence. I think Dr. Stephen Hicks has made it easier . I hope you do the same with M. Foucault

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