Ancient Greek Virtue Ethics

The dominant intellectual trends of our age give us a fragmentary view of human life and do not provide us with good moral guidance. This course presents you with an alternative way of viewing the human condition and introduces you to the time-tested wisdom of major ethical thinkers of antiquity such as Homer, Hesiod, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and many more.

Course Ancient Greek Virtue Ethics

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11 Chapters

98 Lessons

Break The Paradigm

Introduce yourself to pre-modern ways of thinking about the world and our rightful place in the universe.

Learn How Ethical Philosophy Began In Ancient Greece

Discover the intellectual and cultural factors that led to the development of philosophical reflection about ethics.

Unleash The Power Of Ancient Wisdom

Master the ethical insights of towering thinkers of antiquity about how to view life and live virtuously

Dr Stelios Panagiotou

Dr Stelios Panagiotou is a political analyst and cultural commentator with a PhD in Philosophy from the University of York. He is a classical republican liberal who focuses on unmasking propaganda and opposes unfettered multiculturalism, western anti-westernism and progressive totalitarianism.

Curriculum

11 Chapters · 98 Lessons

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  Lecture 1.1. Introduction
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  Lecture 1.2. The Ethical Outlook
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  Lecture 1.3. Fundamental Ethical Distinctions
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  Lecture 1.4. Ethical Theorising
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  Lecture 1.5. The Triad
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  The Complete First Lecture
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  Lecture 1 Slides
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  Lecture 1 Exam
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  Lecture 2.1. Ethics Before Philosophy
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  Lecture 2.2. The Myth of Theseus
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  Lecture 2.3. Hesiod's Divine Order
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  Lecture 2.4. Homeric Virtue
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  Lecture 2.5. Sophocles' Antigone
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  Lecture 2.6. The Seven Sages of Antiquity
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  The Complete Second Lecture
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  Lecture 2 Slides
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  Lecture 2 Exam
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  Lecture 3.1. The Rise of Ethical Philosophy
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  Lecture 3.2. The Sophists
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  Lecture 3.3. Protagoras
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  Lecture 3.4. Plato vs The Sophists
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  Lecture 3.5. Socrates
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  Lecture 3.6. Socrates' Quest for Definitions
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  Lecture 3.7. Plato's Protagoras
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  Lecture 3.8. Socrates' Apology
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  The Complete Third Lecture
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  Lecture 3 Slides
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  Lecture 3 Exam
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  Lecture 4.1. Who Was Plato?
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  Lecture 4.2. The Dialogue Begins
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  Lecture 4.3. What is Justice?
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  Lecture 4.4. Thrasymachus' Challenge
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  Lecture 4.5. Glaucon and Adeimantus
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  Lecture 4.6. The Tripartite Soul
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  Lecture 4.7. The Ideal City
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  Lecture 4.8. The Five Cities
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  Lecture 4.9. The Five Souls
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  Lecture 4.10. Democracy
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  Lecture 4.11. Lessons From The Republic
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  Lecture 4.12. The Myth of Er
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  The Complete Forth Lecture
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  Lecture 4 Slides
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  Lecture 4 Exam
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  Lecture 5.1. About Aristotle
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  Lecture 5.2. Aristotle Departs From Plato
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  Lecture 5.3. The Goal of Action
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  Lecture 5.4. Intellectual Virtues
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  Lecture 5.5. The Golden Mean
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  Lecture 5.6. A Friend as Another Self
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  Lecture 5.7. How Do We Become Good?
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  The Complete Fifth Lecture
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  Lecture 5 Slides
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  Lecture 5 Exam
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  Lecture 6.1. The Life and Times of Epicurus
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  Lecture 6.2. The Seven Pillars of Epicureanism
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  Lecture 6.3. Eudaimonia
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  Lecture 6.4. Eight Life Lessons
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  Lecture 6.5 Divinity
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  Lecture 6.6 Death
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  Lecture 6.7. Necessity
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  Lecture 6.8. Simplicity
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  Lecture 6.9. Fame
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  Lecture 6.10. Friendship
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  Lecture 6.11. The Therapy of Desires
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  The Complete Sixth Lecture
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  Lecture 6 Slides
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  Lecture 6 Exam
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  Lecture 7.1. Stoicism as a Movement
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  Lecture 7.2. Stoic Metaphysics
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  Lecture 7.3. Stoic Ontology and Psychology
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  Lecture 7.4. The Pillars of Stoic Ethics
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  Lecture 7.5. The Stoic Attitude
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  Lecture 7 Slides
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  The Complete Seventh Lecture
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  Lecture 7 Exam
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  Lecture 8.1. Neoplatonism as a Movement
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  Lecture 8.2. Plotinus' Life
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  Lecture 8.3. Plotinus' Metaphysics
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  Lecture 8.4. Plotinus' Understanding of Virtue
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  Lecture 8.5. The Neoplatonist Sage
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  Lecture 8.6. Neoplatonism After Plotinus
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  The Complete Eighth Lecture
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  Lecture 8 Slides
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  Lecture 8 Exam
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  Lecture 9.1. The Symposium's Setting
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  Lecture 9.2. First Speeches About Love
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  Lecture 9.3. The Speech of Aristophanes
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  Lecture 9.4. Socrates Questions Agathon
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  Lecture 9.5. The Speeches About Diotima Begins
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  Lecture 9.6. Eros and Philosophy
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  Lecture 9.7. Enter Alcibiades
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  The Complete Ninth Lecture
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  Lecture 9 Slides
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  Lecture 9 Exam
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  Bibliography and Links
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  The Final Exam

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