84 Lectures  1 Introduction  2The Pre-Socratics 3The Sophists 4Plato-Metaphysics 5Plato-Politics 6 Plato-Psychology 7Aristotle-Metaphysics 8 Aristotle-Politics 9Aristotle-Ethics 10 Stoicism  11Roman Eclecticism 12Roman Skepticism 13Introduction 14 Job  15 Hebrew Bible 16 Gospels 17Paul 18Plotinus and Neo-Platonism 19 Augustine 20 Aquinas  21 Medieval Thought 22Mysticism 23 Luther-Law 24 Calvin and Protestantism 25 Introduction 26Machiavelli  27 More's Utopianism 28 Erasmus  29 Galileo  30Bacon  31 Descartes 32Hobbes 33 Spinoza 34 Pascal  35 Bayl   36 Newton 37 Introduction 38 Locke-Politics 39 Locke-Knowledge 40 Vico and History 41 Montesquieu and Political 42 Bernard Mandeville 43Bishop Berkeley-Enlightenment 44 Hume's Epistemology 45 Hume's Morality 46 Hume's Natural Religion 47 Adam Smith  48 Rousseau's Dissent 49 Introduction 50Kant's "Copernican Revolution" 51 Kant's Moral  52 Burke-Conservatism 53 Hegel-History 54 Marx-Materialism 55 Marx-Alienation 56 Mill's Utilitarianism 57 Kierkegaard  58 Schopenhauer 59 Nietzsche-Will to Power 60 Nietzsche-The Death of God, Morality, and Self-Creation 61 Introduction  62 James's Pragmatism 63 Freud's Psychology of Human Nature 64 Freud's Discontents 65 A.J. Ayer and Logical Positivism 66 Max Weber and Legitimate Authority 67 Husserl and Phenomenology 68 Dewey's Critique of Traditional Philosophy 69Heidegger-Dasein and Existenz 70 Wittgenstein and Language Analysis 71 The Frankfurt School 72Structuralism-Saussure and Lvi-Strauss 73 Introduction 74 Hayek and the Critique of Central Planning 75 Popper-The Open Society and the Philosophy of Science 76Kuhn's Paradigm Paradigm 77 Quine-Ontological Relativism 78 Habermas-Critical Theory and Communicative Action 79 Rawls's Theory of Justice 80 Derrida and Deconstruction 81 Rorty's Neo-Pragmatism 82 Gouldner-Ideology and the "New" Class 83 MacIntyre-The Rationality of Traditions 84 Nozick's Defense of Libertarianism