Historical lectures of audio recordings. Audiobook Audibillek "Knowledge-force" - History of world civilizations

And since we started about books - I'm here in lately Heping on audio set.

If it is interesting to an expensive audience - let's post per 100 books

So, let's begin.

The first were the lectures of the shooter on history Ancient Greece. A very good course, gives a common picture of the History of Greece, the internal logic of development, etc. In fact, both shooters and rowas - these are part of a large lecture course, which was recorded for a distance of the Institute of Culture History, and recently I found it entirely on the torrents. They go first numbers

History of Ancient Greece (7:35:21), Arrowov Andrei Valentinovich, Candidate of Historical Sciences. Associate Professor of the Department "Stories ancient Mira"MSU them. M.V. Lomonosov

History Ancient Rome (4:36:48), Petr Vladimirovich Ryabov, Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor

History of the Middle Ages and Renaissance (7:14:15), Roman Alekseevich, Candidate of Philosophy. Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy MPGU

History of Russia with other times until the 16th century (2:49:37), Ryabov Peter Vladimirovich, Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor

Antique Literature (7:00:25), Lupin, Alexey Igorevich

Medieval literature and rebirth era (3:56:01), Faigina Catherine Vitalevna

Literature 17-18 centuries (2:36:30), Pasharian Natalya Tigranovna

Old Russian literature (3:54:38), Poutkin Alexey Arkadyevich

Mythology (12:04:14), Barkova Alexander Leonidovna, Candidate of Philological Sciences. Senior Researcher of the Public Museum. N.K. Roerich

Orthodoxy and Russian Culture (4.37: 52), Volkov Maria Alekseevna

Judaism Christianity Islam (9: 12.24), Shilkina Margarita Vasilyevna, Candidate of Philosophical Sciences. Assistant professor.

Christianity (3.23: 38), Shilkina Margarita Vasilyevna, Candidate of Philosophy. Assistant professor.

Antique philosophy (2.08: 47), Hyrenok Fedor Ivanovich

Medieval philosophy (2:36:33), Hyrenok Fedor Ivanovich

New Time Philosophy (3:55:07), Faybyshenko Victoria Julievna

for those who do not master, there is an abbreviated version
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d3 438973

2. Anatoly Alekseevia Alekseev, Bible History
http://russiantens.ru/ru/author/alek SEEV /
one of the outstanding domestic biblists, a very good review course - 10 lectures for 20-30 minutes - on the history of the Bible, about listened to great pleasure


3. Lectures on philosophy and history of science for graduate students of the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d4 445403.
lectures - I do not doubt - beautiful, especially for philosophers, but, unfortunately, a bad record from the voice recorder; I realized that I could not listen, but maybe someone rules


3_1. History of philosophy of science for graduate students of the Faculty
http://www.medialedure.ru/node/1475
also MSU, reads Vladimir Yakovlev. Until he listened, only tested the very beginning - hearing ok
http://vfc.org.ru/rus/personalsites/shap oshnikov / audiopgs2011-2012.php - more lectures for graduate students, reads shaposhnikov
it seems that Yakovlev's lectures - for graduate students of the Mathematical Faculty, Shaposhnikova - for the entire stream of natural works, too graduate students

all that is lower - what I found and put in line, but personally did not listen to, except for the first lecture on the philosophy of mathematics

Lectures for schoolchildren
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d1 874304.
very skeptical about sections of the "peoples of Russia" and "Russia's largest companies" (LUKOIL and TNK, and Gazprom national heritage, yes), but swaying hopes for animal and Vegetable world, as well as nature and geography

Obvious-incredible
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d3 421403.
audio recording Transfer Kapitsa

Lotman, conversations about Russian culture
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d1 462364.
Lotman, just Lotman.

Teeth, history of religious ideas
http://rutracker.org/forum/ViewTopic.php?t\u003d2 857506.
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d2 110930.
We remember this Zubet on the congress of political scientists whether in 2002, or in 2003 ... But I generally remember much ...

Lectures on cultural studies and lectures on ethics
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d1 343158.
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d1 346106.
let them be listed, but still cause my healthy skepticism

Cycle Transmission Academy
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d3 518896.
the humanitarian part of the cycle personally has some doubts - we will listen to the DNA and the emergence of life on earth, I believe in our natural and scientific school

Lectures on Literature Mikhail Budaragin
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d4 260898.

Philosophy of the Frankfurt School
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t\u003d3 929053.
one lecture of Peter Ryabov. Let's be listed

V.Ya. Perminov, Mathematics Philosophy
http://vfc.org.ru/rus/media/audio/index.p hp? section_id \u003d 115

Where to look great

it is clear that our tastes with you may vary, and much of the fact that I didn't find it necessary to put in my author's list, for you may well be Mast Reed - for example philology

audio section on rutreker
http://rutracker.org/forum/ViewForum.php?f\u003d1 48.
49 pages of all sorts of different, diamonds are looking for handles by stupid squirrels among endless secrets of Picaperov (Aaaaaaaa How to build a wife and start the Aaaaaaa's mistress), Orthodox yoga, the interpretations of the Koran, omnipred by Kurginyan, Eci Echo Ether, Fragments of the Speech of Lunacle and Stalin, as well as the New Year's appeal Yeltsin And Sobchak 1993

http://russiantens.ru/ru/
The Golden Lecture Fund of the Russian World, almost all is Professor SPbSU. I still downloaded to Alekseeva (philologists are advantaged there, and I now do not feel the mood for philology), but I think many will find something else interesting for ourselves. I also advise you to pay attention to the lectures of Krivosheev in Russian history.

http://www.medialycture.ru/
Open audio set archive. There are many things - there are no courses on the history and philosophy of science for graduate students of Moscow State University, and there is Alexander Gelhevich with the postmodern philosophy, introduction to the Zhargolontic and puzzles as a tool for developing creativity. Even the structure of the scientific revolutions of Thomas Kun, but unfortunately only the first chapter (((

http://vfc.org.ru/rus/
virtual Philosophical Center for the Philosophical Faculty of Moscow State University. The philosophy of mathematics for graduate students of Mehmat is all, and snowflake flies over the fire ...

While all. Download, listen, complement)))

18th century in history

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400 years old Cathedral

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Alexander I in the Patriotic War of 1812

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Alexander I. Part 1

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Alexander I. Part 2

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Alexander II. Part 4.

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Alexander III. Part 2

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Alexander III. Part 3.

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Alexander III. Part 5.

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Alexander III. Part four

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Alexey Mikhailovich Romanov

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Anna Ioannovna - Anna Grozny

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Arakcheev in Russian history

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    Audio will be interested in anyone who wants to better understand the history of Russia of the last time and the logic of transformation of the external (and internal) policy of Vladimir Putin from very progressive reforms of the beginning of the 2000s to a clearly pronounced rejection of the Western Way of Development.

    What is audiobook

    Audiobook talks about the history of Russia throughout the reign of Vladimir Putin, from 2000 to 2015. The narrative was based on documents, open sources and dozens of unique personal interviews, which the author took from the actors from the nearest environments of Vladimir Putin. Collected together, facts, events, intrigues and opinions of heroes constitute a complete picture of the Kremlin's life, from which the logic of Metamorphosis of Vladimir Putin is clear: how and why from the liberal pro-Western president of the beginning of the 2000s, he turned into an authoritarian ruler and one of the most tary opponents of the West .

    Why Audiobook "All Kremlin Rail: Short story modern Russia "deserve listening

    The book was written by the editor-in-chief of the Rain TV channel - one of the few in Russia of independent media.

    In audiobooks are collected unique, nowhere formerly not published facts and interviews of the nearest approximate Vladimir Putin, which make it possible to learn a lot about the true causes of certain solutions of the President of Russia.

    Mikhail Zygyar is the editor-in-chief of the sole independent television channel "Rain" in Russia. In 2014, he was awarded the International Prize of the International Press Freedom Award, which awarded the Committee for the Protection of Journalists.

    Ten years worked as a military correspondent of the Kommersant newspaper, covered conflicts in Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, Sudan, Uzbekistan, revolution in Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan. He worked as Deputy Chief Editor in the Russian Newsweek magazine. Together with Valery Panyushkin, he wrote the book "Gazprom: New Russian weapons", which is translated into 15 languages. ... Next ... Next

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It makes sense to represent this person in circles of literary crop. For all other explanations: perhaps the most famous modern researcher of American literature of the XX century, aesthetism, European modernism and the author of several artistic books. On his website or official Youtyub-Channel there is a whole selection of free lectures on Salinger, Kafka, Eliota and Oscar Wilde. All interested foreign literature is simply contraindicated by.

"Smoking Gutenberg"


A relatively recent non-commercial educational project specializing in living events held in Moscow and other major cities. Records of the performances of local lecturers are laid out in the official group "VKontakte" in the perfect open access. The spectrum is incredibly wide - as the organizers themselves write, "a biologist, philologist and cosmologist can perform in front of you. The format is rather scientific and popular and more than fascinating.


Despite the sufficient fame of this resource, it is impossible not to say about it. This popular worldwide site creates consistent lectures and weekly exercises, see and pass which can be completely free to any registered user. At the end of the most part of the courses are supposed to pass an online exam. More than 109 different universities are involved in the development of materials, mainly foreign. Dominates here, of course englishBut if desired, it is easy to bother science granite and with the help of great and mighty. There are, for example, courses from the Higher School of Economics or joint laboratories ABBYY and DIGITAL OCTOBER.

Academic Earth.


Another academic English-language resource. As in the case of Cercery, the participation in the development of the project takes many different universities, including Harvard, Princeton, Stanford and other loud names. Also presented mainly courses, all materials are available for free download. A separate big plus is the local interface: Academic Earth is always happy to suggest to his visitor to pass and see, in stock convenient separation from universities, specialties and difficulty level. Many video tracks are laid out separately from the main courses in a special section, and authorization is not even required to view them. True, here you will not find texts and rollers in Russian, so you have to be self-scamming in the language of Shakespeare.

Arzamas.


The list cannot be accessed by the project and the project of the former Glavreda magazine "Big City" Philip Dziadko, who loudly shot this year. Arzamas offers its users whole courses consisting of video decks, articles and documentary photo galleries. Fully focused on humanitarian sciences. Here you can find out how to listen to classical music, which was from myself Petersburg on the eve of the 1917 revolution, read about the beliefs of South American Indians or about the English Revival Theater. The benefit that the project is completely Russian-speaking.

"Skepticism"


Online magazine, also irregularly producing printed almanacies. Offers its readers the materials of a really academic level. Therefore, it is not worth trying to try attempts to understand it, for example, in the capitalism of the beginning of the 20th century. But for people engaged in history, culture, sociology, religion, or philosophy, the resource is completely invaluable. The characteristic feature of Skepticism is also the fact that the magazine authors are not shy to speak out in their articles and lectures on topical modern topics, whether education or political manipulation. Chief Editor - Candidate of Philosophical Sciences Sergey Soloviev.

Khan Academy.


The project of the feet of Bangladesh and Graduate Harvard Salvana Khan is not exchanged for additional materials. Everything that is here is a whole galaxy of micolsters for all possible scientific specialties. Moreover, despite a serious academic approach, many disciplines are given here from the most basic foundations. Deeply study to study these disciplines, of course, will not work, but get a general idea is easy. The site exists due to donations, and Google has a considerable part of financial support. They are engaged in the translation of the "Academy" rollers into world languages \u200b\u200b(in the list, however, the truth is only English, Spanish, French, Norwegian, Portuguese and Turkish).

Education.


Let's go back to the most popular area in RuNet - social network VK.com. Education. - This is an extremely curious community, existing exclusively "VKontakte". The administration of a public with enviable regularity posts video and audio recordings of lectures, mainly in humanitarian and natural directions. It is believed that there are also incompetent materials, such as, for example, conversations about culture with Joseph Brodsky, are also part of the contest of the community. And here there are movies, documentary and not only, and audiobooks.

"Orpheus"


The Radio Station "Orpheus" not only makes it possible to listen to classical music, but also to learn more about it and culture as a whole. Program entries in huge numbers are presented on the official website. Franco Dziffirelli, Stanley Kubrick, Johann Sebastian Bach and Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Lloyd Webber and Rock Opera - all this in the format of twenty and thirty-minute records of radio wave. It is unlikely that somewhere else can be found such a large number of really interesting and professionally made podcasts in Russian.

Lectures Alexander Pyatigorsky


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The laureate of Andrei White Prize, Soviet-British philosopher and an orientalist, translator from the dead languages \u200b\u200bAlexander Pyatigorsky - the personality is practically legendary. On the radio "Freedom" website, you can listen to the full cycle of his lectures on various philosophical ideas from Buddha and Zarathustra to Sartre and Homski. Lectures of a very small volume - to eight minutes - but extremely informative. Each in the form of text is accompanied by a small professional comment that facilitates the perception of the material.

Lectures Natalia Basovskaya


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Draft Radio "Echo Moscow" Transfer "All so" is a series of conversations on foreign history. The author is Natalia Basovskaya, medieval, doctor of historical sciences, the largest Russian specialist in century war. All materials exist both in the form of text and in the form of podcasts. You will not find here chewing historical facts and consecutive events. The focus is on the analysis of the logic of the historical process, the significance of various cultural myths, periods and events.

TED


Since 1984, the TED annual conference is held in the United States, dedicated to "technologies, design and entertainment". It was for the first time a CD, Macintosh computer, first experiments on creating artificial intelligence. Among the participants are scientists from all over the world, public figures and Nobel laureates. The official website TED is a storehouse for those who want to learn about new developments in any fields of science. Here are speeches from the main conference, local events TED and just separate lectures. Knowledge of English is needed, but this is perhaps the only minus. The resource is extremely conveniently organized, synchronized with all major social networks, there is an excellent search system for materials and news.