An Introduction to Greek Philosophy

In this thought-provoking series of 24 lectures, Professor Roochnik delves into the timeless inquiries of ancient Greek philosophy, exploring fundamental questions about reality, ethics, justice, and the best way to live. Students will engage with the ideas of major thinkers from the Pre-Socratic philosophers to the monumental contributions of Plato and Aristotle. Emphasizing the conversational nature of philosophical inquiry, this course invites listeners to not only learn about Greek philosophy but also participate in the ongoing dialogue that shapes our understanding of life today. Accompanying reference materials are provided for further exploration.