Author: "Roger Caldwell"

Bishop Berkeley Gives Comfort To His Wife

by Roger Caldwell
[Issue 88: January/February 2012: Poetry]

Schopenhauer

Roger Caldwell looks at the most pessimistic of philosophers.
[Issue 86: September/October 2011: Kant & Co.]

Einstein’s Cosmic Hangover

by Roger Caldwell
[Issue 83: March/April 2011: Poetry]

The Uses Of Pessimism and the Danger of False Hope by Roger Scruton

Roger Caldwell scrutinizes Scruton.
[Issue 82: January/February 2011: Books]

Leibniz and the Science of Happiness

Roger Caldwell is happy to introduce Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716).
[Issue 78: April/May 2010: Articles]

Nietzsche and Morality

Roger Caldwell responds to an analysis of Nietzsche’s morality.
[Issue 70: November/December 2008: Books]

Malebranche by Andrew Pyle

Roger Caldwell has occasion to consider Andrew Pyle’s ideas on Malebranche.
[Issue 68: July/August 2008: Books]

Derrida: Thinking The Impossible

Roger Caldwell considers whether it’s possible to consider Derrida.
[Issue 60: March/April 2007: Literature]

How To Be Conscious: Mind & Matter Revisited

What exactly is consciousness? Roger Caldwell looks at the current ideas of three leading figures in philosophy of mind, as revealed in their latest books.
[Issue 54: February/March 2006: Articles]

Ships on a Collision Course

Roger Caldwell revisits reality (and postmodernism, too!).
[Issue 50: March/April 2005: Articles]