25:09

Oakeshott’s Idealist Conception of Historical Experience

19:48

Huizinga on the Overripe Fruits of Late Medieval Civilization

21:14

Carlyle and the Mythology of the Hero in History

19:12

Anna Komnene, An Historian Born to the Purple

22:30

Gregory of Tours as the Herodotus of Barbarism

23:47

Danilevsky on the National Character of Cultural-Historical Types

24:21

Beard on Historical Relativism and the Objectivity Question

53:41

Buckle as the Father of Scientific History

30:18

Dilthey and Our Lived Experience of the Past

26:09

Zinsser’s Naturalistic History of Infectious Disease

31:07

Saint Augustine on the Two Cities

15:59

The Destruction of the Indies according to de las Casas

23:56

Schiller’s Romantic Rational Reconstruction of History

30:34

Quigley on the Evolution of Civilizations

16:03

McNeill’s World History of Disease

18:21

Romein and the Logical Geography of Theoretical History

17:42

Fukuyama on the End of History and Other Dystopias

36:03

Kołakowski from Spiritualized Marxism to Disappointed Utopianism

19:42

J. B. Bury on Progress as Providential Naturalism

27:06

Nietzsche’s Mythological Vision of History

27:43

Arendt on Ancient and Modern Concepts of History

12:09

Comparative Literatures of the Apocalypse

12:08

From Augustine to Machiavelli

19:44

Butterfield and the Whig Interpretation of History

42:54

Hubble and the VAR! Plate

28:33

Guizot on Progress as the Measure of Civilization

23:54

Bossuet on Particular Providence and Nominalism

28:59

Hans Reichenbach on the Direction of Time

23:51

Condorcet and the Progress of the Human Mind

29:00

Bruce Mazlish and the Claims of Psychohistory

45:41

Historical Exemplarism in Short-Lived Empires and Long-Lived Influence

31:03

Carl Becker and the Problem of Historical Facts

31:20

McTaggart on the A-Series, the B-Series, and the C-Series

01:02:02

The Second World War Begins

32:01

Hegel on the Journey of Spirit to Self-Understanding

23:28

Herder’s Reflections on the Philosophy of the History of Mankind

25:21

Fernand Braudel and the Structures of Historical Time

35:14

Max Scheler on Philosophical Anthropology and History

16:16

Jules Michelet and the Promise of Emancipatory History

32:33

Geoffrey Elton and Thesis-Dominated History

24:25

Napoleon and Revolutionary Imperialism

27:33

Carl Stephenson and the Second Urbanization of Europe

23:29

The Advent of the Nuclear Age

22:26

Walter Pater and an Aesthetic Conception of History

29:26

Karl Popper on Historicism and Indeterminism

17:01

The Bolton Thesis and Hemispherical History

22:39

Thomas Kuhn on the Structure of Scientific Revolutions

30:10

Walter Benjamin on the Concept of History

24:27

Hans Blumenberg and the Legitimacy of the Modern Age

21:18

Ernst Bloch and the Principle of Hope

25:56

Marc Bloch and the Annales School of History

22:07

The Fourth of July

22:37

Haskell Fain on Transplanting the Heart of Speculative Philosophy of History into an Analytical Body

24:46

David Carr and the Historical Reduction

30:20

Giambattista Vico and Ideal Eternal History

24:34

Wilhelm von Humboldt and the Historian’s Task

22:23

Reinhold Niebuhr’s Post-Providential Theology of History

20:21

Paul Veyne and the Gap between Trans-Historical Ideas and Verifiable Facts

29:09

Al-Ghazali’s Spiritual Crisis

31:10

Isaiah Berlin’s Enlightenment Apologetics