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Zombies
Chris Ferbrache wonders why zombie movies have remained so popular for almost a century.
[Issue 137 :: April/May 2020]
I Am Dynamite! by Sue Prideaux
Scott Parker looks at Sue Prideaux’s (armour) penetrating biography of Friedrich Nietzsche.
[Issue 136 :: February/March 2020]
Nihilism & Philosophy by Gideon Barker
Roger Caldwell scrutinises philosophical revolutions.
[Issue 136 :: February/March 2020]
Probably Approximately Correct by Leslie Valiant
Joshua Schrier is approximately correct, probably.
[Issue 136 :: February/March 2020]
Joker
Ștefan Bolea meditates on madness at the movies.
[Issue 136 :: February/March 2020]
Galileo’s Error by Philip Goff
Raymond Tallis questions an argument for panpsychism.
[Issue 135 :: December 2019 / January 2020]
Consciousness Matters by Oliver Leech
Nick Everitt wonders why consciousess matters.
[Issue 135 :: December 2019 / January 2020]
Am I Dreaming? by James Kingsland
Danny Forde explores altered states.
[Issue 135 :: December 2019 / January 2020]
The Twilight Zone
Alex Hooke meets Nietzsche and Sartre… in The Twilight Zone.
[Issue 135 :: December 2019 / January 2020]
Dangerous Minds: Nietzsche, Heidegger, & the Return of the Far Right by Ronald Beiner
Joe Smith affirms a criticism of a popular view that sees Nietzsche as a right-on revolutionary.
[Issue 134 :: October/November 2019]
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