A key figure in neo-Kantianism, Rickert sought to bridge the gap between natural science and the humanities. We explore his philosophy of values, historical knowledge, and the structure of reality in this compelling discussion. AI-generated content.

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A medieval philosopher and theologian, Richard FitzRalph challenged prevailing ideas on property, poverty, and the rights of the church. This episode examines his lasting influence on both philosophical and theological traditions. AI-generated content.

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Set theory is the foundation of modern mathematics, and Ernst Zermelo played a crucial role in its formalization. This episode explores how his axioms resolved paradoxes and set the stage for contemporary mathematical logic. AI-generated content.

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What makes Latin American philosophy unique? This episode takes a deep dive into its underlying metaphilosophical questions, examining how it challenges dominant Western paradigms and offers alternative approaches to truth, power, and identity. AI-generated content.

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How do we use analogies to understand the world? This episode explores the philosophical foundations of analogical reasoning, from Aristotle to modern cognitive science, and examines its role in science, ethics, and everyday thought. AI-generated content.

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Latin American philosophy is a rich and diverse tradition shaped by indigenous, European, and revolutionary thought. From colonial-era debates to contemporary issues of identity and justice, this episode uncovers the intellectual currents that define the region's philosophical landscape. AI-generated content.

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Immanuel Kant revolutionized the way we understand the relationship between mathematics and human cognition. In this episode, we break down his views on synthetic a priori knowledge, intuition, and the structure of mathematical reasoning. AI-generated content.

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Leibniz was a master of both esoteric and exoteric thought, balancing his deeply technical metaphysical ideas with more accessible philosophical reflections. This episode unpacks his publicly oriented philosophy, exploring how he communicated his grand vision of reality, knowledge, and the divine to a broader audience. AI-generated content.

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Her letters with Descartes reveal a brilliant mind grappling with mind-body dualism and early feminist thought. AI-generated content

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Revolutionary thinker, political agitator, and radical democrat—Thomas Paine’s ideas still shape modern politics. AI-generated content.

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