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World Wide Web or Library of Babel?
Marco Nuzzaco wants us to see the net as something more than a library.
[Issue 154: February/March 2023]
Postmodern Flames In Brazil
Marcos A. Raposo asks if postmodernism can survive science, and vice versa.
[Issue 154: February/March 2023]
6 Signs You’ve Taken The Blue Pill
Lewis Vaughn tells you how you can know whether you’re a conspiracy theorist.
[Issue 154: February/March 2023]
Bricolage: Natural Epistemology
D.E. Tarkington picks up ways of gaining truth, with inspiration from Deleuze, Guattari, and other continentals.
[Issue 154: February/March 2023]
Plaiting Gravy
Les Jones on allegories, specific domains and Wittgenstein’s social ideas.
[Issue 153: December 2022 / January 2023]
The Philosophy of Creativity
Rick Lewis asks Elliot Paul and Christine Battersby what’s new in this fascinating field.
[Issue 153: December 2022 / January 2023]
Creating Cities
Harry Drummond builds a case.
[Issue 153: December 2022 / January 2023]
In Praise of Aphorisms
Grahame Lockey writes pithy observations to make you think about pithy observations to make you think.
[Issue 153: December 2022 / January 2023]
What Am I Doing?
James Gallant, writer, reflects on the psychology of creativity.
[Issue 153: December 2022 / January 2023]
The Ontological Argument Revisited
Peter Mullen explores the argument that by definition, God exists.
[Issue 152: October/November 2022]
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