I’ve already listened to these lectures twice. Fascinating material and well taught. I learned so much.

Tamar Gendler is a great lecturer, but the audio files for this course have been sloppily handled. The audio for Lecture 1 skips and has parts of Lecture 2 spliced into it by mistake. More than once a lecture is missing because of accidental duplication of files. The audio files for Lectures 8 and 9 are exactly the same, and I know they are not supposed to be because as a result references in later lectures back to Epictetus and Boethius are confusing. The files for Lectures 13 and 14 are also exactly the same, so that the difference between utilitarianism and deontology isn't fully explained. I haven't finished listening yet, so there may be more such problems.

Everytime I listen to another lecture I find myself disposed to act on my better judgement for the rest of the day. The material is so engaging and grounded in logic that the effect is much stronger than going to Church. It is great how many connections are made between philosophy and psychology. Sometimes it is a bit tedious when points are repeated multiple times, but maybe that helps with the overall didactic effect. Also very humourous and nice slides.

Video format is available from the Yale web site and is great.

The audio skips causing an unpleasant feeling. Please Yale (or iTunes) fix this issue.

Great lecture, so comprehensive and informative.

Her voice is steady, easy on the ear, great lecture. Found it very usefull. 284 stars;)

The audio is only messed up in the intro. Skip to the next lecture. She has a unique voice, it kinda sticks in your head..easy to follow and entertaining class.

Just a great course from one of the best colleges in America.

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Listening to the first lecture now. The audio keeps skipping around. I'm hoping this doesn't continue, as this seems pretty good.