Cultural Theory: Paradigms of Knowledge Production

[cazmas]

Thank you for these posts. They are very informative and I enjoy them very much.

[poltoo]

Thanks for posting these..so important and useful, and easy to access for international students like me. Hope you get more hits! One of the best series on youtube.

[EO12345]

I like these lectures! Very clear and concise.

Thank you so much for posting these.

[2gobeyond]

this is excellent, it is very informative and something I would recommend to any student who is taking their first year course in cultural studies, philosophy or humanities.

[USA4July1776]

It's depressing to see less than 3,000 hits on such a good and enriching video while a chimp farting has tens of millions of hits... it's indicative of the reason our leaders are so arrogant, corrupt and patronize us so much.

If you're not depressed you're not paying attention to what is happening and you're okay with it by engaging in mindless mass consumerism, you simply have no soul.

Knowledge is nourishment for the spirit, but in politics the only thing that matters is perception.

[mtalken]

An excellent video. I had nailed down the differences between pre-modern and modern prior to this, but I still didn't have a good way to define how post-modern is different. I understand this issue far more clearly now.

[JohananRaatz]

Post-modernism is definitely the worst form of knowledge "production." Knowledge is justified true belief, as such what post-modernism, can't even be considered to be knowledge. It violates the first two conditions of knowledge.

[JohananRaatz]

Intriguing I think knowledge predicated on Platonic philosophy is the best. Even empiricism can be parameterized inside of Platonism.

[worded]

These are really excellent videos.

[lurconis666]

Most interesting

[sailaway786]

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[HaggardtheGreat]

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