The 19th Century, 1983
by: Roger Weir
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The 19th Century
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Tuesdays, Dec 6, 1983 to Feb 28, 1984
The pilgrimage through the world as a permanently dissolving inferno.
- Bentham (1748-1831)
The Transformation to Material Man. Scientific Social Theory, Happiness Calculus, Economic History and Utilitarianism
Recorded: December 6, 1983
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- Marx (1818-1903)
The Philosophy of Material Man and Economic History
Recorded: December 13, 1983 play audio
- Spencer (1818-1883)
The synthesis of knowledge from scientific examination of Biology, Psychology, Sociology and Ethics
Recorded: December 20, 1983 play audio
- Wagner (1813-1883)
The New Art Form of the Romantic Cosmic Knight
Recorded: December 27, 1983 audio part 1
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- Delacroix (1798-1863)
The greatest French Romantic painter and theorist towards Impressionism from Classicism
Recorded: January 3, 1984 play audio
- Darwin (1809-1882)
The origin of Species and The Descent of Man. Giant steps into the permanently dissolving world.
Recorded: January 10, 1984 play audio
- Balzac (1799-1850)
La Comedie Humaine. The writer as a "secretary" of society, towards a psychology of Man.
Recorded: January 17, 1984 play audio
- Dickens (1812-1870)
The greatest English Novelist and his portrait of Man's life
Recorded: January 24, 1984 play audio
- Tennyson (1821-1881)
Idylls of the King. Arthur's "World" reappears
Recorded: January 31, 1984 play audio
- Dostoevsky (1821-1881)
Crime and Punishment. The Idiot. The Brothers Karamazov. Views of the dissolving inferno.
Recorded: February 7, 1984 play audio
- Brahms (1833-1897)
The Personal Preservation of Art as the Balance of Revolution and Progress.
Recorded: February 14, 1984 play audio
- Maxwell (1831-1879)
A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism (3rd Ed. 1981, Oxford). The preparation for Einstein.
Recorded: February 21, 1984 play audio
- Tolstoy (1828-1910)
The Master Spirit of the 19th Century. Transformations back to Spiritual Man
Recorded: February 28, 1984 play audio