The Origins of Cultural History: 1 – Two Notions of the History of Culture: The German versus the French Tradition

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Introduction

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What Is Voltaire's Philosophy?

04:17 • 2min

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The Technique of the Natural Sciences

06:39 • 2min

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What Is So Great About the Ages?

08:56 • 2min

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The Misfortune of Mankind

11:09 • 3min

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Voltaire's Biographies Are Brilliantly Well Written

13:53 • 1min

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Voltaire's Story of Culture

15:21 • 2min

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Voltaire's View on the Progress of the Human Mind

17:29 • 2min

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The Moralists of the Past World

19:38 • 2min

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Voltaire, the Banker of the Enlightenment

21:37 • 2min

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The History of Epoches

23:47 • 2min

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Where Does This Come From?

26:09 • 2min

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The Sacotomy of Dicotomy

28:31 • 2min

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The Business of the Artist

30:40 • 2min

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German History During the Eighteenth Century

32:46 • 3min

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Ieen Sen Italy, Ad Grunbad.

35:22 • 2min

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The Reformation of the Germans

37:38 • 2min

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The Germans and the French

39:41 • 2min

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The Attitude of the Piety

42:01 • 2min

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The Beginnings of a New Wave of Propaganda

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The Key to Understanding Life Is Through Language

47:09 • 2min

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The German Language of the 17 Sixties - Wit the Greatest Love

49:21 • 3min

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What You Need Is Not Knowledge Above All, but a Capacity for Understanding

51:53 • 2min

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We Demand Tolerance, and We Demand Plausibility

53:56 • 2min

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The Three Fundamental Questions of the History of the Human Being

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The Second Proposition Which He Believed in Was That Human Activity Is a Form of Communication

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