History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps

508 episodes

HoP 500a Marguerite Johnson on Sappho
27/09/2026 | 50 mins.
In the first of five episodes to celebrate reaching the episode 500 mark by looking at things he skipped in earlier series, Peter talks to a leading expert on the poems of Sappho.
HoP 499 Beyond Belief: Bayle, Toleration, and Atheism
13/09/2026 | 23 mins.
Pierre Bayle argues that religious disagreements should be tolerated and that there are powerful arguments against monotheism, even as some contemporaries embrace outright atheism.
Bonus Episode: Glenn Adamson on A Century of Tomorrows
16/08/2026 | 42 mins.
Go to www.glennadamson.com to find out more about Glenn's books including A Century of Tomorrows
HoP 498 Probably Probable: Pierre Bayle and his Dictionary
26/07/2026 | 20 mins.
Is Pierre Bayle’s pioneering reference work, the Historical and Critical Dictionary, a monument to skepticism or to fideism?
HoP 497 Pure and Simple: Quietism
12/07/2026 | 19 mins.
The “Quietists” Jeanne Guyon and François Fénelon argue that self-love can be overcome by cultivating a “pure love” for God. Their reward: to be accused of heresy.

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Peter Adamson, Professor of Philosophy at the LMU in Munich and at King's College London, takes listeners through the history of philosophy, "without any gaps". www.historyofphilosophy.net

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