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Wow😮

Thanks for sharing this! Great speaker.

Brilliant!! I met David as a Hyde Park hanger-on when he was pursuing real scholarship , learning Max Weber from one of University of Chicago's great luminaries.

Excellent lecture.

well explained

A great historical journey that weaves together the story of everying from the dumpling & ice skating to vast impersonal forces like climate change. Really worth watching in full.

Groups individual constitutant CITIZEN all fictional entities far from self determination, Chandran knows this.

I would like to notify to Eric Mack that failing in your "Duty of Rescue" is a crime in most countries. When you see a car crash you have to stop and assist the injured. Failing to do so is a crime.

Terrific! One of the best updates on China, the CCP, and Xi Jinping, by Prof Rana Mitter. May help us better understand the current U.S.-China conflict. Bravo . . .

Pompous jackass of a host here. This idiot/ expert spends his entire life in an ivory tower.

Rana Mitter is one of the person which you should listen, if you are interested in todays China.

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Prof. Rana Mitter, u are one of the few English speaking academic that has a truly eloquent n historical perspective of modern China without a slightest European supremacist framing.. but purely on academic interpretation .. Well done, further more I perceived your Indian ethnic orientation .. n u never sound Indian at all..

Bagus je,,, Great talk, first time hearing the professor but its a great talk.

First to comment 😊 excellent interesting talk 👍🌞 A++

Lecture starts at 4:22

The speaker took a right turn to explain the liberalism of Constant and de Stael as related to Protestantism. But she immediately launched into cliches about how their Calvinism was void of religious doctrines. That the thinkers may raise questions about their love lives should not be taken to mean a lack of metaphysical foundations. Her biases show forth in her reaction to question on state and church.

Bravo Helena Rosenblatt👏👏👏

The distal frame moves with the individual, thus the frame/globe problem is territory/map paradox. Deep knowledge takes time and attachment. Terroir.

Debra Satz reminds me of Michael Sandel.

This is one of the most important talk and reflection into our current year 2020/21.

@14:39 "We are not in a globe, seeing the Earth from the outside." Bruno Latour

Cuiquitos progres siendo cuiquitos progres

Brilliant discussion. I will continue listening to Anderson’s topics. Deeply concerned and highly interesting for intellectual work.

Immigration Canada is a major human rights violation. Decayed society extends its life by luring and using vibrant immigrants.

Fascinating and well-worth watching thru the Q & A

A spectacularly suggestive talk, and at least hinting at a Cambridge reantiquarianising of modern discussion more profound in its implications than Skinner's Liberty before Liberalism or Tuck's Sleeping Sovereign. The use of quotation was exemplary.

that was awesome. thanks to prof ısıksel.

Instructive! Some really good questions too.

Well, I believe I've just found one of my new favorite legal philosophers.

splendid

Elizabeth Anderson is one of our greatest minds in philosophy.

Bentham, I always thought, a repulsive, awful, awful man. (If you could call him a man)

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Excellent education

Great talk. I’m doing some analysis of Gerald Gaus’ work on my channel.

Is David gonna try to REVOKE a corporate charter? good luck!

The true third way is best described as "cooperative individualism," to secure and protect individual liberty within a cooperative societal framework. The principles are straightforward as a basis for societal laws. Here is a succinct explanation of what this would look like: www.cooperative-individualism.org/principles.htm.

This is an extremely important video.

Throw a bunch of refugees at any country and watch intolerance grow.

Does anyone know what classicist/text Professor Brown refers to at about 38:34?