- Introduction
- Selection of books - Roger Scruton
- Terms and words
- From 0 to 24
- terms and vocabulary
- Scruton from academic to underground
- Lecture 4
- The final 25
- Links for further exploration
COURSE DESCRIPTION - Roger Scruton: An Introduction to His Philosophies by Janice Seto
This introductory overview of English philosopher, Sir Roger Scruton (1944 - 2020), whose thoughts range from aesthetics and analytical philosophy in the lecture hall to writings and editorial work in the Conservative political world is for those who have been keen to know more about his life and work.
This very short introduction offers insight into Sir Roger Scruton's three main philosophies is based on a review of his massive output in books, journals, and lectures.
His actions to bring education behind the Iron Curtain belie the mild-mannered composer of operas and advocacy of rural living. His role in preserving Eastern European cultures has influenced politicians all over that region. His association with conservative philosophers influenced Margaret Thatcher during the 1980s. During the Brexit debate, Roger Scruton offered his analysis based on his legal training as a barrister.
In addition of short video lectures introducing the three philosophies espoused by Roger Scruton over the course of his life, course instructor Janice Seto has included important terms and links to relevant resources.
Janice Seto has lectured on topics in business administration and her teaching includes classes in Tokyo, Malaysia, Slovakia, the United Arab Emirates, and Canada's Arctic.
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The Philosophies of Roger Scruton: An Overview : “My life divides into three parts. In the first I was wretched; in the second ill at ease; in the third hunting.” Roger Scruton (On Hunting)
This course serves as an overview to the major philosophies of the English philosopher, Sir Roger Scruton. This course provides students an introduction to the foremost modern Conservative philosopher of the Western tradition. Designed for non-philosophy students in mind, the course series focuses on the most significant of his thoughts on Moral Philosophy, Political Philosophy, and Aesthetic Philosophy.
The instructor of this course, Janice Seto, has included information on books and articles by Roger Scruton and other resources of interest.