In this video, Professor Thorsby discusses Kant's "Lecture on Ethics". In particular this video looks at the difference between law and ethics, as well as rewards and punishments.
Have you ever looked at Alexander Dugin's philosophy works Mark? Would really be interesting to hear your opinion on his premises of Forth Political Theory? Also, wish you would elaborate more on your channel in the future about the topics/works/philosophers covered by him/Dugin as well; however, that are mostly (almost totally), I guess, neglected in the Western (more specifically, North American) intellectual world, such as Guy Debord, Herman Wirth, René Guénon, Julius Evola, just to name a few (and even though I do realize that all listed are quite radical; nevertheless, are all very interesting to study in order to think about Classical stuff from different angles), not even mentioning very pragmatic ideas from Pitirim Sorokin, Raymond Aron, Pierre Bourdieu, Émile Durkheim and etc but also even philosophy by perhaps such more mainstream characters as Popper, Hans Morgenthau, Karl Haushofer, along with also both critique and analysis of Judaism, Islam, Protestant and Christian religions as well as Eastern works via such works as I-Ching, Lao Tzi and Confucius philosophies etc P.S. Although I totally realize that Dugin's image is greatly distorted as some kinda Dr.Evil in the Western World; however, I must admit that the vast knowledge of philosophy he represents (and that is neglected via various propaganda/mainstream issues/etc imo) is absolutely mind blowing to me as a non-expert; therefore, that is why I would really love to gain more knowledge about subjects/ideas/thinkers he brings to the discourse also from different sources and, most importantly, coming from a different belief systems but in a professional manner too
