Today Stephen Mulhall is delivering the first of this year’s series of Stanton Lectures, hosted by the University of Cambridge.

The series is entitled:

The Great Riddle: Wittgenstein and Nonsense, Theology and Philosophy. 

And the schedule runs as follows:

• 20 January: Nonsense and Theology: Exhausting the Options?
• 27 January: The Flounder and the Fisherman’s Wife: Tractarian Ethics, the Mystical and the Religious
• 3 February: Grammatical Thomism: Five Ways of Refusing to Make Sense
• 17 February: Analogical Uses and the Projectiveness of Words: Wittgenstein’s Vision of Language
• 24 February: Perfections and Transcendentals: Wittgenstein’s Vision of Philosophy
• 3 March: Authority and Revelation: Philosophy and Theology

The lectures are available for listening/downloading HERE!