Ibn Rushd was a muslim polymath who mastered a number of different fields. He was born in Cordoba in modern Spain in the year 1126.
Filmed for The Open University as part of a third-level Arts course, Problems of Philosophy.
A short film in memory of Herbert Fingarette by his grandson Andrew Hasse. A 97-year-old philosopher faces his own death.
Robert Lawrence Kuhn follows a cast of philosophers, scientists and theologians in an ambitious project on free will funded by the John Templeton Foundation.
Robert Lawrence Kuhn discusses a controversial principle with Bernard Carr, Pedro Ferreira, Avi Loeb, John Peacock and Luke Barnes.
Robert Lawrence Kuhn ponders the phenomenon of religious faith with John Cottingham, John Bishop, Julian Baggini and Jeff Schloss.
A short film in which Julian Barbour explains how he came to the conclusion that time does not exist. English with Dutch subtitles.
Do animals feel pain or pleasure? Do they know they exist at all? An investigation into the mystery of animal awareness.
An elegant, meditative portrait of a passionate and ingenious botanist in a famine-struck, post-Soviet world.
Carlo Rovelli joins an expectant crowd at Shakespeare & Company Bookshop in Paris to discuss his mind-bending new work, The Order of Time.
A short video by science journalist Dan Falk, author of In Search of Time (St. Martin’s Press 2008).
A short video by science journalist Dan Falk, author of In Search of Time (St. Martin’s Press 2008).
Physicist Davide D’Angelo travels to Belgium to explore unusual consciousness experiments at psychologist Axel Cleeremans’s lab.
Joseph LeDoux speaks with Eric Kandel in the third of a series of interviews on mind and brain.
Joseph LeDoux speaks with Michael Gazzaniga in the second of a series of interviews on mind and brain.
Neuro-scientist Joseph LeDoux speaks with Ned Block in the first of a series of interviews on mind and brain.
The muppets explain the existential philosophy of phenomenology in three minutes. Translated by Barry Fern.
In this short eight-minute clip, Jonathan Westphal introduces his new book, The Mind-Body Problem, which advocates a neutral monist position.
A brilliant ten-minute cartoon illustrating some of the philosophical issues that arise from the use of a Star-Trek-style teletransporter. A film by John Weldon.
Next door to me there was Wittgenstein, who lived on the same staircase, and he always cooked for himself too, and so I used to cook …
Yuval Dolev of Bar-Ilan University explains why he thinks physics does not have the last word on time.
I’ve reached a point in my research where I’m absolutely convinced of a thing called the B-theory of time …
In 1969, two Berkeley researchers, Paul Kay and Brent Berlin, published a book on a groundbreaking idea …
All that remains of his hut are its stone foundations and a faint trail up the mountain. Some Norwegians are trying to change this.
A great thinker teleports out. Garrett Cullity recalls his brilliant doctoral supervisor with Joe Gelonesi of ABC Radio Natural.
Language lessons through authentic street interviews. This is Easy German lesson 193 on “your favourite philosopher.” Only in Germany!
A 1988 film by Piet Hoenderdos based on the ideas in Douglas Hofstadter’s book, The Mind’s I: Fantasies and Reflections on Self and Soul.
Joe Gelonesi of ABC Radio Natural chats with Kristie Miller, Roberto Unger, Craig Callender and Huw Price about the reality of time.
Academic publishing as it currently stands “is not a secure long-term proposition.” A Royal Institute of Philosophy broadcast.
The remarkable and poignant story of Clive Wearing, a man with one of the worst cases of amnesia in the world.
David Chalmers considers how virtual reality is reframing and shedding new light on some of philosophy’s most enduring questions.
Graham Priest explains how the Liar Paradox – debated since antiquity – can upend the traditional Western view that all contradictions must be false.
Michael Strevens and Tim Maudlin explain the philosophical conundrum of time.
With the help of artists, writers and philosophers, Alain de Botton examines the origins of status anxiety before revealing ingenious ways …
Adam Ferner interviews Paul Snowdon of University College London. They discuss his philosophical upbringing, the deification of Peter Strawson and …
Mary Midgley talks to Michael Bavidge about her time in Oxford and the importance of a holistic approach to philosophy.
Hubert Dreyfus on the history of artificial intelligence and scientific attempts to model the conscious mind.
Galen Strawson explains why he thinks there is a fundamental sense in which free will is impossible.
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