In this fifteenth episode, we continue examining the Ukrainian intellectual tradition by looking in greater detail on the development of the uniquely Ukrainian Baroque humanist synthesis between the 16th and 18th centuries.

In this fourteenth episode, we begin our examination of the Ukrainian intellectual tradition by examining the historical background against which the particularly Ukrainian hybrid synthesis of Eastern Orthodoxy and Western Humanism emerged. This dynamic Ukrainian humanism is contrasted with the unreformed and static Muscovite/Russian Orthodoxy.

In this thirteenth episode, we examine 13 movements of thought and classify them according to the level of reflection as well as to the cognitive process of information processing.

In this twelfth episode, we examine epistemology from a historical perspective, focusing on the subject/object dualism and the field of noetics.

In this eleventh episode, we return to epistemology and examine the difference between the two related perspectives on knowledge: episteme and gnosis.

In this tenth episode, we examine the historical development of psychiatry, as well as the radical anti-psychiatric critique and its contemporary legacies.

In this ninth episode, we approach philosophy as therapy and healing, as an introduction to the examination of the anti-psychiatry and critical psychiatry movements.

In this eighth episode, we continue to look at the Russian war against Ukraine and deconstruct 10 propagandist lies told since 2014 about the roots of the current conflict.