

Ep. 352: Thomas Reid on Smelling and Knowledge (Part Two)
Oct 14, 2024
Dive into the intriguing world of Thomas Reid's philosophy, where human perception is put under the microscope. Discover how the senses of smell connect to memory and imagination, revealing our unique experience of reality. The debate between Aristotelian and Cartesian thought unveils the complexities of sensation and belief. Reid's critique of skepticism champions common sense as a path to understanding. Join a lively exploration of how sensory experiences shape our knowledge and the fascinating exchange between Reid and Hume.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Interplay of Sensation, Memory, and Imagination
01:51 • 15min
The Intricacies of Smell and Memory
17:00 • 12min
Exploring Sensation and Belief in Philosophical Context
29:01 • 2min
Philosophical Paradigms: Aristotelians vs. Cartesians
30:32 • 9min
Exploring Causality and Knowledge in Philosophy
39:12 • 2min
Reid Against Skepticism
41:00 • 5min
Rediscovering Thomas Reid
46:02 • 3min