The Origins of Cultural History: 2 – Geisteswissenschaft and the Natural Sciences: Vico versus Descartes

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Introduction

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Symbolism and the Language of a Nation

02:16 • 4min

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The Central Doctrine of the Enlightenment

06:37 • 5min

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Herder's Perpetual Doctrine, Do Not Lean on Others

11:16 • 3min

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Herde's Ideal for a Human Being

14:21 • 3min

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What Is the Relationship Between the Germans and the Portuguese?

17:28 • 3min

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Herda's 'God Is an Artist, Not a Drameter'

20:24 • 4min

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'It's Very Hard to Draw a Bridge'

24:34 • 3min

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The History of the Ancient Greeks

27:17 • 2min

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The Influence of Vico on Herda

29:42 • 3min

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Cartesianism and the Carteser Attack

32:47 • 2min

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What Is the Objective of a Scientific Life?

34:44 • 4min

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The 'Pyranous Attack'

38:45 • 2min

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The Queen of the Sciences

40:24 • 2min

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Logic and the Law of Attraction

42:42 • 4min

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Language, Mythology and Laws

46:58 • 2min

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The Use of Metaphors in Early Poetry

48:51 • 3min

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Everything Is Full of a Bearded Thunderer

51:35 • 2min

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Symbolism - The First Struggle to Reconstruct a Universe Unknown to Us

53:09 • 4min

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Is There a Transference of Cultures?

57:21 • 2min

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The Origins of Human Nature

59:45 • 4min

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Is There a Progress in the Arts?

01:03:55 • 3min