Journeys In Thought

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Friedrich Nietzsche

20040418

Nietzsche is sometimes thought of as the philosopher of doom.

In fact, when he took up his first academic job in 1869 in Basel, Switzerland, he was an optimistic young man, committed to the vocation of teaching, and overflowing with ideas - many of which he discussed with his close friend RICHARD WAGNER.

In Journeys In Thought, a series about turning points in the lives and thoughts of famous thinkers, Jonathan Ree travels to Basel in the footsteps of FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE.

Nietzsche is sometimes thought of as the philosopher of doom. In fact, when he took up his first academic job in 1869 in Basel, Switzerland, he was an optimistic young man, committed to the vocation of teaching, and overflowing with ideas - many of which he discussed with his close friend RICHARD WAGNER.

The Art Of Hating

20031116

Wittgenstein In Ireland In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity.

He was determined to finish the Philosophical Investigations - the work which would be his masterpiece and which would dominate the philosophical landscape of the twentieth century.

In the first of a new series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers, Jonathan R?e travels to the west of Ireland in Wittgenstein's footsteps.

Wittgenstein In Ireland

20040816

Jonathan Ree presents a series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers.

In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity.

He was determined to finish the Philosophical Investigations - the work which would be his masterpiece and which would dominate the philosophical landscape of the twentieth century.

In this series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers, Jonathan R?e travels to the west of Ireland in Wittgenstein's footsteps.

1. Wittgenstein in Ireland

In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity. He was determined to finish the Philosophical Investigations - the work which would be his masterpiece and which would dominate the philosophical landscape of the twentieth century. In this series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers, Jonathan R?e travels to the west of Ireland in Wittgenstein's footsteps.

Jonathan Ree presents a series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers.In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity.

In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity. He was determined to finish the Philosophical Investigations - the work which would be his masterpiece and which would dominate the philosophical landscape of the twentieth century. In this series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers, Jonathan Rée travels to the west of Ireland in Wittgenstein's footsteps.

Hanah Arendt

20040818

Jonathan Ree presents a series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers. 2: Hanah Arendt.

Rousseau

20040819

In 1766, the Swiss-born writer Jean-Jacques Rousseau sought refuge in England.

3. Rousseau

Jonathan Ree presents a series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers. In 1766, the Swiss-born writer Jean-Jacques Rousseau sought refuge in England.

'In 1766, the Swiss-born writer Jean-Jacques Rousseau sought refuge in England.'

04 LAST

Karl Marx

20040425

In 1843, a young journalist called Karl Marx arrived in Paris.

Already he was becoming notorious throughout Europe as a polemicist and trouble-maker, but his economic and political ideas were still in their infancy.

In Paris, Marx met radicalized artisans, and befriended Heinrich Heine and Friedrich Engels.

In Journeys In Thought, Jonathan Ree goes to Paris, retracing Marx's steps.

In 1843, a young journalist called Karl Marx arrived in Paris. Already he was becoming notorious throughout Europe as a polemicist and trouble-maker, but his economic and political ideas were still in their infancy. In Paris, Marx met radicalized artisans, and befriended Heinrich Heine and Friedrich Engels. In Journeys In Thought, Jonathan Ree goes to Paris, retracing Marx's steps.

4/4. Karl Marx

Last in the series.

In Journeys In Thought, a series about turning points in the lives and thoughts of famous thinkers, Jonathan Ree travels to Basel in the footsteps of FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE.

'he was becoming notorious throughout Europe as a polemicist and trouble-maker, but his economic and political ideas were still in their infancy.'

Episodes

Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Comments
	Friedrich Nietzsche	20040418	Nietzsche is sometimes thought of as the philosopher of doom. In fact, when he took up his first academic job in 1869 in Basel, Switzerland, he was an optimistic young man, committed to the vocation of teaching, and overflowing with ideas - many of which he discussed with his close friend RICHARD WAGNER. In Journeys In Thought, a series about turning points in the lives and thoughts of famous thinkers, Jonathan Ree travels to Basel in the footsteps of FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE. Nietzsche is sometimes thought of as the philosopher of doom. In fact, when he took up his first academic job in 1869 in Basel, Switzerland, he was an optimistic young man, committed to the vocation of teaching, and overflowing with ideas - many of which he discussed with his close friend RICHARD WAGNER.
01	The Art Of Hating	20031116	Wittgenstein In Ireland In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity. He was determined to finish the Philosophical Investigations - the work which would be his masterpiece and which would dominate the philosophical landscape of the twentieth century. In the first of a new series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers, Jonathan R?e travels to the west of Ireland in Wittgenstein's footsteps.
01	Wittgenstein In Ireland	20040816	Jonathan Ree presents a series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers. In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity. He was determined to finish the Philosophical Investigations - the work which would be his masterpiece and which would dominate the philosophical landscape of the twentieth century. In this series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers, Jonathan R?e travels to the west of Ireland in Wittgenstein's footsteps. 1. Wittgenstein in Ireland In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity. He was determined to finish the Philosophical Investigations - the work which would be his masterpiece and which would dominate the philosophical landscape of the twentieth century. In this series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers, Jonathan R?e travels to the west of Ireland in Wittgenstein's footsteps. Jonathan Ree presents a series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers.In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity. In the spring of 1948, LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN abandoned his post as Chair of Philosophy at Trinity College Cambridge in search of solitude and simplicity. He was determined to finish the Philosophical Investigations - the work which would be his masterpiece and which would dominate the philosophical landscape of the twentieth century. In this series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers, Jonathan Rée travels to the west of Ireland in Wittgenstein's footsteps.
02	Hanah Arendt	20040818	Jonathan Ree presents a series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers. 2: Hanah Arendt.
03	Rousseau	20040819	In 1766, the Swiss-born writer Jean-Jacques Rousseau sought refuge in England. 3. Rousseau Jonathan Ree presents a series exploring turning points in the lives of great thinkers. In 1766, the Swiss-born writer Jean-Jacques Rousseau sought refuge in England. 'In 1766, the Swiss-born writer Jean-Jacques Rousseau sought refuge in England.'
04 LAST	Karl Marx	20040425	In 1843, a young journalist called Karl Marx arrived in Paris. Already he was becoming notorious throughout Europe as a polemicist and trouble-maker, but his economic and political ideas were still in their infancy. In Paris, Marx met radicalized artisans, and befriended Heinrich Heine and Friedrich Engels. In Journeys In Thought, Jonathan Ree goes to Paris, retracing Marx's steps. In 1843, a young journalist called Karl Marx arrived in Paris. Already he was becoming notorious throughout Europe as a polemicist and trouble-maker, but his economic and political ideas were still in their infancy. In Paris, Marx met radicalized artisans, and befriended Heinrich Heine and Friedrich Engels. In Journeys In Thought, Jonathan Ree goes to Paris, retracing Marx's steps. 4/4. Karl Marx Last in the series. In Journeys In Thought, a series about turning points in the lives and thoughts of famous thinkers, Jonathan Ree travels to Basel in the footsteps of FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE. 'he was becoming notorious throughout Europe as a polemicist and trouble-maker, but his economic and political ideas were still in their infancy.'