Are concepts innate, learned, or socially constructed? In this episode we dive into the foundations of human thought, exploring how philosophers, theologians, and cognitive scientists have defined and debated the nature of concepts.From Descartes’ rationalism and Hume’s empiricism to Kant’s categories of understanding, Wittgenstein’s language games, and the latest in cognitive science, this episode unpacks how we form, structure, and use concepts to make sense of the world.A companion to Episode 1 on ideas, this is essential listening for anyone curious about how knowledge works. Perfect for students, thinkers, and lifelong learners alike.Part 1 - Early Modern Philosophy (6:44)Part 2 - Representative Theories (12:41)Part 3 - Theological Traditions (24:10)Part 4 - Contemporary Analytic Philosophy (34:40)Part 5 - Contemporary Continental Philosophy (49:36)Part 6 - Cognitive Science (1:02:35)References: https://hypernotepad.com/n/57069bf49ad95217Get in touch: [email protected]

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