Channel Title: flame0430 Channel Description: New Items: -In Conversation: Quine (7 of 7 posted) If you have any questions, send me a message rather than leaving a comment on a video (there are way too many comments for me to keep up). Playlists: Medieval Philosophy Ludwig Wittgenstein (w/ Searle) Spinoza and Leibniz Frege and Russell (w/ Ayer) Logical Positivism (w/ Ayer) Descartes Schopenhauer Kant Philosophy of Science (w/ Putnam) Husserl and Heidegger In Conversation: Quine (6 of 7 posted) Philosophy and Literature Nietzsche Jacques Derrida Hume Philosophy of Language (w/ Searle) The Spell of Linguistic Philosophy Aristotle Locke and Berkeley Plato Quine Hegel and Marx (w/ Singer) The Pragmatists Herbert Marcuse and the Frankfurt School <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 10 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas ogl ogic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. HE presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the hisotrical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 9 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V. Quine - The Boolos Panel Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Boolos Panel The guest panelist in this program is George Boolos, Professor of Philosophy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He specializes in logic, philosophy of mathematics and philosophy of language. He has published extensively in these areas and his books include Computability and Logic, co-authored with Richard Jeffrey, The Unprovability of Consistency and The Logic of Provability. Professor Quine is questioned by the panel in detail about his arguments in "Two Dogmas of Empiricism". This leads in turn to a close examination of his stance on meaning in general, and his indeterminacy of translation thesis. Next Quine's skepticism about meaning and his linguistic behaviorism is explored along with his view of the notorious differences between himself and Chomsky. </video> <video> In Conversation: W.V. Quine - Dennett Interview: Section 7 of 9 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dennett Panel Daniel C . Dennett is Distinguished Arts and Science Professor and Director of the Centre for Cognitive Studies at Tufts University. Although his areas of specialization are cognitive sciences, philosophy of mind and philosophy of psychology, he has published on most philosophy topics. Professor Dennett has also brought his work to a wider audience, most notably with The Mind's Eye, co-authored with Douglas Hofstadter, and his bestselling Consciousness Explained. The main objective in this program is to provide an overview of Professor Quine's major philosophical doctrines, and to invite him to comment on how he views thee doctrines now. The areas considered include his early association with logical positivism, his notorious skepticism about meaning, his stance on epistemology and ontology, and his characterization of philosophy as part of, or continuous with science. </video> <video> In Conversation: W.V. Quine - Dennett Interview: Section 8 of 9 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dennett Panel Daniel C . Dennett is Distinguished Arts and Science Professor and Director of the Centre for Cognitive Studies at Tufts University. Although his areas of specialization are cognitive sciences, philosophy of mind and philosophy of psychology, he has published on most philosophy topics. Professor Dennett has also brought his work to a wider audience, most notably with The Mind's Eye, co-authored with Douglas Hofstadter, and his bestselling Consciousness Explained. The main objective in this program is to provide an overview of Professor Quine's major philosophical doctrines, and to invite him to comment on how he views thee doctrines now. The areas considered include his early association with logical positivism, his notorious skepticism about meaning, his stance on epistemology and ontology, and his characterization of philosophy as part of, or continuous with science. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 2 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 6 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 3 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation: W.V. Quine - Dennett Interview: Section 9 of 9 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dennett Panel Daniel C . Dennett is Distinguished Arts and Science Professor and Director of the Centre for Cognitive Studies at Tufts University. Although his areas of specialization are cognitive sciences, philosophy of mind and philosophy of psychology, he has published on most philosophy topics. Professor Dennett has also brought his work to a wider audience, most notably with The Mind's Eye, co-authored with Douglas Hofstadter, and his bestselling Consciousness Explained. The main objective in this program is to provide an overview of Professor Quine's major philosophical doctrines, and to invite him to comment on how he views thee doctrines now. The areas considered include his early association with logical positivism, his notorious skepticism about meaning, his stance on epistemology and ontology, and his characterization of philosophy as part of, or continuous with science. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 7 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 1 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 4 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 8 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> In Conversation with W.V Quine - Dreben Panel - Section 5 of 10 Description: Willard Van Orman Quine, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, has been described as the "greatest living English-speaking philosopher". In this series, he takes part in an in-depth personal interview, and a penetrating analysis of his life's work in six panel discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions with some of today's leading philosophers. In discussions on his most important theses, Quine defends his views against the major criticisms—past and recent—to bring his position right up-to-date. The Dreben Panel Burton Dreben is Edgar Piece Emeritus Professor Philosophy at Harvard University, and Professor of Philosophy at Boston University. HE has published in the areas of logic mathematical logic, and the rise analytic philosophy and has co-authored The decision Problem with Warren Goldfarb. He has been a longtime colleague of Professor Quine, and their friendship and philosophical proximity is well-known. Professor Quine defends his critique of modality in this program and provides an explanation of his characterization of logic. He presents his ontological stance in detail, and discusses his view of, and his association with, the historical development of logic. He then discusses his view of Tarski's famous work on truth, and finally he offers his prescription for how much logic the philosopher should be aware of. </video> <video> flame0430 Live Stream Description: </video>

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New Items:
-In Conversation: Quine (7 of 7 posted)

If you have any questions, send me a message rather than leaving a comment on a video (there are way too many comments for me to keep up).

Playlists:
Medieval Philosophy
Ludwig Wittgenstein (w/ Searle)
Spinoza and Leibniz
Frege and Russell (w/ Ayer)
Logical Positivism (w/ Ayer)
Descartes
Schopenhauer
Kant
Philosophy of Science (w/ Putnam)
Husserl and Heidegger
In Conversation: Quine (6 of 7 posted)
Philosophy and Literature
Nietzsche
Jacques Derrida
Hume
Philosophy of Language (w/ Searle)
The Spell of Linguistic Philosophy
Aristotle
Locke and Berkeley
Plato
Quine
Hegel and Marx (w/ Singer)
The Pragmatists
Herbert Marcuse and the Frankfurt School

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