Richard John Neuhaus has written: "Watching Voegelin engage some of the luminaries of that time is an instructive lesson in the exploration of the really big questions that will never go away" and "I have watched [the DVD] with great interest. Especially the opening discussion of the different understandings of Plato’s Republic."
Voegelin is both supremely clear in his writings and captivating in live discussion. The DVD runs for 4½ hours, about half of which features Voegelin—lecturing or appearing in panel discussions with Allan Bloom, Bernard Lonergan, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Roger Poole and Frederick Lawrence.
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Eric Voegelin was born in Cologne, Germany. He earned a doctorate of law and then extended his studies to political science and philosophy. He devoted his life to teaching, lecturing and writing what became the 34 volumes of his Collected Works.
Voegelin is one of the great minds of the 20th century, and in the philosophies of history and consciousness he stands alone. Because his thinking embraced philosophy, law, history, politics and theology, his thought does not fit into any one academic discipline. He fled Vienna in 1938 to escape the Nazis. (continue to full brochure)
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