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Defending Free Will & The Self
Frank S. Robinson ‘chooses’ to remind ‘us’ of problems some contemporary philosophers have with these central human concepts.
[Issue 130 :: February/March 2019]
The Sum of My Parts
Brett Wilson explores personal identity with John Locke and a dodgy 3D printer.
[Issue 130 :: February/March 2019]
Francis Crick’s Deliberately Provocative Reductionism
Paul Austin Murphy repudiates a blasé reduction of mind to matter by one of the discoverers of the structure of DNA.
[Issue 130 :: February/March 2019]
The Free Will Pill
Taylor A. Dunn asks, if free will were a drug, should you take it?
[Issue 130 :: February/March 2019]
Thought, Consciousness, Brains and Machines
Adrian Brockless on the proper way to use the words ‘thought’ and ‘consciousness’.
[Issue 130 :: February/March 2019]
Humanity, Metaphor & the Recursive Mind
Brian King wonders what there is about human minds that’s unique to us.
[Issue 130 :: February/March 2019]
A Forgiving Reason: The Secret of Sherlock Holmes’ Success
Tim Weldon detects links between Sherlock Holmes and Blaise Pascal in the operation of intuition.
[Issue 129 :: December 2018 / January 2019]
Ockham’s Rose
Carol Nicholson looks at philosophical themes in The Name Of The Rose. (WARNING: CONTAINS PLOT SPOILERS.)
[Issue 129 :: December 2018 / January 2019]
Can Art Fight Fascism?
Justin Kaushall considers Adorno’s argument that radical art radically changes consciousness.
[Issue 129 :: December 2018 / January 2019]
The Case Against Conceptual Art
Trevor Pateman makes the case for the prosecution.
[Issue 129 :: December 2018 / January 2019]
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