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Is Grief Self-Regarding?
Christiane Pohl considers grief from a philosophical perspective.
[Issue 17: Spring 1997]
The Launch of Nocturnal Records
Mark Daniels ponders a novel experience – his first ever rave.
[Issue 17: Spring 1997]
Philosophy on the Internet
[Issue 17: Spring 1997]
The Unreasonable Ineffectiveness of Philosophy
Richard Mason finds a saint to help a scientist.
[Issue 17: Spring 1997]
Thanks for the Memories
Trevor Emmott explains why ‘acts of will’ may exist after all.
[Issue 17: Spring 1997]
The World Well-Found
Some say the world is an illusion. Postmodernists claim it is a culturally-constructed ‘interpretation’. In a groundbreaking rebuttal of these sceptics, Susan Feldman argues that the world is just too irritating not to be real.
[Issue 16: Autumn 1996]
A Place for Relativism, or: How ya gonna keep ’em down on the farm after they’ve seen Paree?
Richard Mason ponders the relativity of truth.
[Issue 16: Autumn 1996]
Philosophy on the Internet
[Issue 16: Autumn 1996]
Marriage & Christian Morals
Thomas D’Andrea defends the Catholic view of the philosophy of marriage.
[Issue 16: Autumn 1996]
Practical Solipsism: or how to live in a world of your own
Martin Thomasson on philosophy and design.
[Issue 16: Autumn 1996]
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