Essential /lit/core youtube channels

[Anonymous No.10161437]

What channels would you guys recommend in terms of informative sources on philosophy and literature? I find it a lot easier to learn specifically about philosophical theory through auditory learning while I'm working out

Don't worry I'm not a audiofag when it comes to reading, just understanding theory. I like Gregory Sadler's lectures and of course Memerson

[Anonymous No.10161441]

Joe Rogan.

[Anonymous No.10161445]

>>10161437
>informative sources on philosophy
my man rick roderick is the best
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQ_hUxuumk0&list=PL6676C3E8A487FEE6
in fact this whole channel has some great videos

[Anonymous No.10161451]

The School of Life of course

[Anonymous No.10161467]

>>10161451
To be fair.....you know the rest
>>10161445
Yeah I better check him out more, I watched his lecture on Mill and it was phenomenal

[Anonymous No.10161477]

lectures and only lectures

[Anonymous No.10161503]

>>10161437
>of course Memerson
Listen to anything about Wittgenstein so that you can spot bullshit philosophy

[Anonymous No.10161506]

>>10161437
>of course Memerson
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.10161524]

>>10161451

The School of Life is biased, left-wing trash, full of overwrought platitudes and obvious propaganda.

[Anonymous No.10161543]

>>10161451
>>10161441

[Anonymous No.10161637]

>>10161451
That video was a prank. There's plenty of shitty videos to pick from them, just not that one.

[Anonymous No.10161699]

>>10161437
There's plenty of free lectures from all sorts of universities around on youtube. Audible and librivox for adiobooks.

When it comes to podcasts The Partially Examined Life is the best one. Read the text before you listen.

[Anonymous No.10161856]

>>10161503
>>10161506
Ah, the contrarian meme. Classic.