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Revolver
Dharmender Dhillon views this Guy Ritchie film through Buddhist and Nietzschean lenses.
[Issue 119 :: April/May 2017]
On Bowie by Simon Critchley
Daryn Green looks, listens, and thinks about the art and philosophy of David Bowie.
[Issue 118 :: February/March 2017]
A Philosophy of Freedom by Lars Svendsen
Alan Brody thinks about freedom and responsibility with Lars Svendsen.
[Issue 118 :: February/March 2017]
Lost In Translation
Laura D’Olimpio gazes thoughtfully at a postmodern existential Platonic romance.
[Issue 118 :: February/March 2017]
Was Einstein Right? by Clifford M. Will
Tim Wilkinson answers the question Was Einstein Right? about general relativity with a “Yes!”.
[Issue 117 :: December 2016 / January 2017]
Moral Relativism by Steven Lukes
Phil Badger surveys Steven Lukes’ perspective on moral relativism.
[Issue 117 :: December 2016 / January 2017]
The Road
Michael Burke traces the lengths to which we must go to truly love the other person.
[Issue 117 :: December 2016 / January 2017]
Anti-Education by Friedrich Nietzsche
Daniel Telech reviews Nietzsche’s startling opinions on the aims of education.
[Issue 116 :: October/November 2016]
Empathy & Morality
Stephen Anderson asks if empathy helps us feel the Good or just feel good.
[Issue 116 :: October/November 2016]
Symbolic Misery: Volume 1: The Hyperindustrial Epoch by Bernard Stiegler
Daniel Tutt learns the art of winning an aesthetic war.
[Issue 116 :: October/November 2016]
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