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Episode 95: Paul Franco - Rousseau, Nietzsche, and the Image of the Human

Jan 4, 2022

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The Importance of Morality in the Development of the Self

03:56

Is Democracy Redeemed?

04:23

Pra Toto, You Know, but We Don't Dislike Rousseau.

05:58

Introduction

3min

The Contribution of Nita to the Scholarship on the Two of These Thinkers

5min

The Time's Arrow

4min

Nita and Rousseau - A Brief History of the Moral Tarantula

2min

Is Itn't Fair to Summarize A, You No?

3min

I Think, You Know, He Admires the Passion in Rousseau

3min

The Architecture of Rousseau and Enanita

3min

The Genealogical Critique of Modern Enlightenment

5min

Rousseau's the Expansion of Being

5min

10.

The Importance of Amor Propo in German Philosophy

4min

11.

The Genealogy of Morality and Russeau's Story

2min

12.

The Genealogy of Morality and Nithia's Middle Works

6min

13.

The View of A, a Rousseau and the Authentic Self

3min

14.

The Importance of Morality in the Development of the Self

4min

15.

The Difference Between Ninica and Melian in a John Stuart Mill Type of Conception

5min

16.

Is There a Line From Rousseau to Kant?

4min

17.

The Objects of Happiness

2min

18.

Rousseau and Nicha

2min

19.

Arousseau Annica Frenomes, a Friendly, Friendly H God

6min

20.

Mitha's Aristocracy Is Not Incompatible With Democratic Political Institutions

3min

21.

Is Democracy Redeemed?

4min

22.

The Twilight of the Idols

5min

23.

Pra Toto, You Know, but We Don't Dislike Rousseau.

6min

24.

The Crisis of Maternity

2min

A conversation with Paul Franco about his recent book, "Rousseau, Nietzsche, and the Image of the Human" (U Chicago Press).

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