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The Question of Being. An Introduction to Martin Heidegger’s “Being and Time”

I am going a ten week course on Being and Time next year in honour of its centenary publication. Download the syllabus today and be the first to hear when enrolment opens in early December.

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Who or What is Nietzsche’s Übermensch?

Take your understanding of Nietzsche to the next level.

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Why You Should Learn German to Read Heidegger, Hegel, Nietzsche

Michael has been teaching German to people from all walks of life for more than a quarter century. And as more and more people have been asking me how best to learn German to read German philosophers in the original I thought I’d invite him...

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Hegel's "Aesthetics": Spirit Begins in Ancient Egypt

Trace the beginnings of the human Spirit in Egypt with my colleague ’s course The Egyptian Mind

«Egypt is the Land of the Symbol» Hegel

In his lectures on the «Philosophy of Art», or rather on how Spirit fulfils itself and comes to...

3 months ago
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Jean Baudrillard on Simulated History

In his lectures on Aesthetics Hegel famously states that Ancient «Egypt is the land of the symbol.» In our age, the land of the symbol has been reduced to a repository of signs, of empty signifiers like the Mummy that must serve as some sor...

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    Exploring Ancient Egypt through its hieroglyphic texts and primary sources: inscriptions, letters, and everyday documents rarely encountered outside of academia.

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