Submissions from 1969
Introductory Lecture (1 of 24), William Harry Jellema
Philosophy Lecture (2 of 24), William Harry Jellema
Demotic Knowledge, William Harry Jellema
Finding Socratic definition of Philosophy, William Harry Jellema
Significance of Scientific Knowledge, William Harry Jellema
Why Philosophize?, William Harry Jellema
Ethics, Epistemology, aesthetics, philosophy of religion, William Harry Jellema
Nature if sciences, William Harry Jellema
What "Ancient", "Medieval", and "Modern" mean in the history of Western Philosophy., William Harry Jellema
What is rational and what it means to be rational., William Harry Jellema
Cosmological period and ancient Greek Philosophy, William Harry Jellema
Comparison of Philosophy, William Harry Jellema
Hellenic Period, William Harry Jellema
Socratic definition of a man, William Harry Jellema
Plato's republic-Practical significance of Problem of Republic, William Harry Jellema
State: Primary Principles and education as stated in Plato's Republic, William Harry Jellema
Metaphysics in Plato's Republic nature of Justice, William Harry Jellema
Ethics-Metaphysics, Epishcomology in relation to Plato's Republic, William Harry Jellema
Discussion of Plato's republic and Socrates' definition of righteousness, William Harry Jellema
Disscusion of Plato's republic and Socrates' Definition of Righteousness, William Harry Jellema
Discussion of Republic: Description of State and individual, William Harry Jellema
Summary Plato's emphasis on education, William Harry Jellema
Discussion of Aristotle and theory of knowledge., William Harry Jellema
Aristotle-his theory of Hylomorphic approach to reality, William Harry Jellema