I am pleased to say that the great Muslim philosopher and theologian Fakhr al-Din al-Razi is now covered on the Stanford Enyclopedia of Philosophy! I did the entry together with Fedor Benevich of Edinburgh University.
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/al-din-al-razi/
He was covered here on the podcast too, in this episode:
A lot of these seem to be coming along at the moment: here's a second appearance for me on the series Blogging Theology devoted to the ancient and Islamic debate over the Eternity of the Universe. It's a one hour conversation on video with the host, Paul Williams.
Here's another video podcast appearance! I was interviewed for "Love and its Discontents" on the topic of love in Greek philosophy, and this has just appeared today:
Happy New Year! I thought I might take this chance to share what you can expect here on the podcast in the coming year.
Since we are moving towards the end of our coverage of the Renaissance and Reformation in France, I thought I would divulge plans for the miniseries Britain in the same period (15-16th centuries). Comments and suggestions more than welcome! These episodes will kick off on March 12, 2023, if all goes according to plan. Note: interviews are not included in this list, only scripted episodes,
You can hear me speak about my new book "Don't Think for Yourself: Authority and Belief in Medieval Philosophy" in this new episode of the New Books in Medieval History podcast.
This month my new book, Don't Think for Yourself: Authority and Belief in Medieval Philosophy, has appeared with Notre Dame University Press! Please consider getting a copy and if you do, maybe give it a review on Amazon!
I was just interviewed for the monthly online publication "Medieval Philosophy Today" by my own PhD student, the brilliant Sarah Virgi! You can check it out here: https://ipmtoday.com/philcomm_peter_adamson_09_2022/
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