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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2026 · 5H 51M

History of Freedom of Thought - John Bagnell Bury

from The Theory of Psychoanalysis · host Carl Jung

"History of Freedom of Thought" by John Bagnell Bury explores the evolution of one of humanity's most cherished liberties: the freedom to think without constraint. Tracing its origins from Ancient Greece and Rome through the oppressive Middle Ages to the revitalizing forces of the Renaissance and the Reformation, Bury illustrates how this fundamental right laid the groundwork for modern civil liberties like Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press. While the focus is primarily on religious freethought, the principles of rigorous inquiry and open-mindedness resonate across all domains of human thought.

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