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The History of Scottish Philosophy wi muckle gaps episodes
- Episode 4: John Ireland
Anna Tait Westwell, Esmond Sage and Cailean Gallagher discuss the ideas of the 15th century Scottish theologian and philosopher, John Ireland (c. 1435-1500) on the perfect being, and on predestination, the will and freedom.
John IrelandAnna Tait Westwell, Esmond Sage and Cailean Gallagher1 hr 2 min - Episode 3: John Duns Scotus
Amy Westwell, Esmond Sage and Cailean Gallagher discuss the Berwickshire theologian John Duns Scotus (1266-1308), who argued in favour of the immaculate conception of the Virgin Mary.
Episode 3: John Duns ScotusAmy Westwell, Esmond Sage and Cailean Gallagher1 hr 19 min - Episode 2: Adam of Dryburgh
This episode is on the 12th century theologian Adam of Dryburgh, and the advice for living in solitude he proffers in The Fourfold Exercise of the Cell. Esmond Sage, Cailean Gallagher, and Amy Westwell discuss the book.
Episode 2: Adam of DryburghEsmond Sage, Cailean Gallagher, and Amy Westwell1 hr 7 min - Episode 1: Richard of Saint Victor
This episode is on the 12th century theologian, Richard of Saint Victor, and his moral philosophy in Benjamin Minor. Esmond Sage, Cailean Gallagher, and Amy Westwell discuss the book.
Episode 1: Richard of Saint VictorEsmond Sage, Cailean Gallagher, and Amy Westwell1 hr 11 min
About The History of Scottish Philosophy wi muckle gaps
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Intermittent podcast exploring Scottish philosophy, from Richard of Saint Victor to Jack and Victor. It aims to unearth Scottish philosophy beyond the Enlightenment.