General Articles

Violent Films: Natural Born Killers?

Matthew Kieran wants the censors to make his day.
[Issue 12: Spring/Summer 1995]

Wronging the Ignorant and the Dumb

Tony Skillen on the mistreatment of animals and humans.
[Issue 12: Spring/Summer 1995]

The Many Faces of Friedrich Nietzsche

Over the last century, the works of this controversial German philosopher have influenced a remarkably diverse collection of people and he has been claimed as a friend by all sorts of movements which have very little else in common. Here is a handy at-a-glance guide to a few of the many faces of Friedrich Nietzsche.
[Issue 11: Winter 1994/95]

The Physical World is a Fiction

Peter Lloyd casts a sceptical eye over… well, almost everything, really.
[Issue 11: Winter 1994/95]

Burke, Kant and the Sublime

by Gur Hirshberg
[Issue 11: Winter 1994/95]

Here I Go, Here I Go, Here I Go!

Martin Tyrrell on Methodological Collectivism and the 1994 World Cup
[Issue 11: Winter 1994/95]

Against Tolerance

Peter J. King says you shouldn’t put up with it.
[Issue 11: Winter 1994/95]

Big Ears Bites Back!

Jerry Goodenough explains why he isn’t a vegetarian.
[Issue 11: Winter 1994/95]

A Footnote On Casuistry

Mike Fuller asks whether applied ethics is possible.
[Issue 11: Winter 1994/95]

Nietzsche: 150 Not Out

John Lippitt reports on the Friedrich Nietzsche Society Conference held in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the philosopher’s birth.
[Issue 10: Autumn 1994]

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