Charles Taylor Against Pinker, Dennett & Dawkins
Created by Prof Jason Blakely for pedagogical purposes: philosopher Charles Taylor's critique of attempts to reduce human agency to mechanisms through theories of materialism, Darwinism, computational theory of mind, and behaviorism. Excerpts from a public 2009 "Can Human Action Be Explained?" lecture available here: • Can Human Action Be Explained? (Charles Ta...
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Who is the philosopher Charles Taylor? A Short Introduction
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The Inner Self - Charles Taylor (1988)
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Wittgenstein's Contribution to Philosophy
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Charles Taylor on How Romanticism Changed Everything
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Did we get evolution completely wrong? | Richard Dawkins vs Denis Noble
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Charles Taylor: "The Language Animal" – Institute for Social Justice
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Why you don't really exist | Sam Harris, Roger Penrose, Sophie Scott
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Marxist Philosophy - Bryan Magee & Charles Taylor (1977)
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Charles Taylor: How to See With the Eyes of Christ
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Chomsky's criticism of Postmodernism
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Is Donald Trump A 'Fascist'? | Slavoj Zizek And Piers Morgan Debate
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Conversation with Charles Taylor
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What Liberalism got wrong | John Gray on the failures of the Enlightenment
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Charles Taylor's Groundbreaking Explanation of "Secular"
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Charles Taylor's A Secular Age Explained: What Conservatives Get Wrong about Secularism
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Postmodernism and Its Impact, Explained.
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Karl Popper & John Eccles in Discussion (1971)
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Goethe's Problem With Hegel
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Charles Taylor on the Four Modes of Modern Seeking
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