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@spaduf if you are looking for graduate level philosophy lectures, it doesn't get much better than The European Graduate School https://youtube.com/@egsvideo?si=A29MKhUHiBrpycKI
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Do you have any favorites that you would consider posting?
@spaduf I love Baudrillard. It is a bit odd that he has a student or TA rrad his lecture for him, but once you realize his French accent is so deep as to be near unintelligible to an American you can appreciate it. The thoughts are exceptional: https://youtu.be/q3kgjjTE0dk?si=XM_lMs6KdhLf6_-n
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Weird, his English is just fine, to my ears.
Since these materials are still under copyright, is the community actually posting links to them rather than the materials themselves?
Correct. Lot's of official youtube playlists and links to the various institution's own pages for them. I've tried to keep it so most of the material in my own collection is book based rather than original coursework. Otherwise, whether or not the assignments and assessments can actually be found is kind of a crapshoot. It seems like a lot of institutions pulled back on their coursework sometime over the pandemic, presumably reassessing their value given what appeared to be a long term shift to virtual learning. I'd like to get organized about what resources are actually available and am currently looking for community feedback on how to do that in the most effective way.
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