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The History of Ideas

An Introduction

Book • 1969

In this book, George Boas provides an introduction to the history of ideas, examining the origins, development, and impact of various intellectual concepts throughout history.

The work aims to give readers a comprehensive understanding of how ideas have shaped human thought and culture.

Mentioned by

Johannes Niederhauser

Dipesh Chakrabarty

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Referenced by

Johannes Niederhauser

, saying that Collingwood says we can take ourselves out of history.

Nick Land vs. Aleksandr Dugin Debate | Philosophical Commentary

Mentioned by

Rudolf Steiner

as a recommended read for its disciplined, scholastic style of philosophical exposition.

CW 206: Human Beings as Spiritual Being: Lecture 4: How modern science developed out of Scholasticism (Dornach, 5 August 1921) by Rudolf Steiner

Recommended by

Luca Paolini

as something different to read after a long day at work.

What to Buy Now as The US Loses Its Edge

Mentioned by

David Runciman

as a Christmas gift option for listeners.

The History of Bad Ideas: The Marketplace of Ideas

Mentioned by

Fr Toby

as the first text Sister Hyacinth taught him and where they first bonded.

THE WORD IN 4D - Sr Hyacinth and Sr Lucy - My Yoke is easy and my Burden is Light

Erwähnt von

Dipesh Chakrabarty

als einflussreiche philosophische Position zur Trennung von Natur- und Menschheitsgeschichte.

#338 Dipesh Chakrabarty: "Humanity needs to start seeing itself as not special"

Mentioned by

David Runciman

as a Christmas gift option for listeners.

The History of Bad Ideas: Nobel Prizes

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