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“I have listened to the first 50 episodes twice through, and probably 3-4 times for my favourite episodes. I have now read several of Plato's dialogues; Aristotle's nicomachian ethics; and works of Homer for a bit of background (while I bide my time, and wait for a couple of new episodes to build up).
For someone that had never read or studied philosophy, this podcast has been both enjoyable and enlightening. I would recommend this series to anyone, and have been.”Read full review »
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“I'm a "serious podcast" enthusiast, and this is the best one around. Peter Adamson is an entertaining lecturer who covers the history of philosophy in a way that is both comprehensive and accessible.”Read full review »
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“What a fantastic way to bring philosophy to those of us who have longed to penetrate the mysteries of Plato et al but who have not found someone who could explain it all to us. Peter, you do it perfectly, & your enthusiasm is infectious! Thank you, thank you, thank you!”
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04/14/11
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