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Berkeley’s Puzzle by John Campbell & Quassim Cassam
Nick Everitt experiences views on the nature of experiences that don’t yield knowledge.
[Issue 115 :: August/September 2016]
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Jason Eberl and Kevin Decker awaken the philosophy of the Force.
[Issue 115 :: August/September 2016]
The Philosophy of Poetry
Roger Caldwell finds philosophy & poetry to be mutually alien.
[Issue 114 :: June/July 2016]
The Free Market Existentialist by William Irwin
Alberto Giordano is left unsatisfied at an attempt to wed evolution, capitalism, and existentialism.
[Issue 114 :: June/July 2016]
The Last Supper
Terri Murray watches a liberal death squad in operation. (Warning: Contains spoilers!)
[Issue 114 :: June/July 2016]
American Psycho
Matthew Gildersleeve goes to the movies with Jacques Lacan.
[Issue 113 :: April/May 2016]
Anxiety by Jacques Lacan
Peter Caws critiques Jacques Lacan’s psychoanalytic obscurantism.
[Issue 113 :: April/May 2016]
Walter Benjamin and the Media by Jaeho Kang
Terri Murray surveys Walter Benjamin’s perspective on the media within cultures.
[Issue 113 :: April/May 2016]
The Most Good You Can Do by Peter Singer
Joel Marks critiques Peter Singer’s popular ethics.
[Issue 112 :: February/March 2016]
Does Altruism Exist? by David Sloan Wilson
William Irwin asks if pure ethics exists at all.
[Issue 112 :: February/March 2016]
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