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Bertrand Russell: Is the Present King of France Bald?3 comments

Yale University Press London wrote 5 days ago: On this day in 1872, a boy was born in Wales who would later grow up to pose many perplexing questio … more →

Tags: Yale, London, A Little History of Philosophy, Bertrand Russell, John Stuart Mill, linguistic turn, Yale University Press

Christian funerals and the Resurrection.

Θεόφιλος wrote 6 days ago: This atheist writer, Daniel Knight, understands something that a great number of faithful church mem … more →

Tags: Religious/Theological Reflections, Atheism, Burial Office, daniel knight, death, eternal life, Funeral, The European Magazine, The Resurrection

Interview with Nigel Warburton

seanscoltock wrote 1 week ago: The Oxford Student – 27/10/11 Innumerable hours of my life have been spent hot, sweaty – breat … more →

Tags: interviews, philosophy bites

Ludwig Wittgenstein: Language Games

Yale University Press London wrote 3 weeks ago: ‘Passionate, profound, intense and dominating’, was how Bertrand Russell described the p … more →

Tags: Little Histories, language, A Little History of Philosophy, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Linguistics, tractatus logico philosophicus

Socrates the Gadfly

Yale University Press London wrote 1 month ago: ‘The wisdom of men is little or nothing’ –  Socrates, from Plato’s account o … more →

Tags: Little Histories, A Little History of Philosophy, Socrates, Greek Philosophy, Plato, Socratic Questioning

Raising a Genius: James and John Stuart Mill2 comments

Yale University Press London wrote 1 month ago: Yale University Press’ Little Histories collection is a family of books that takes a closer lo … more →

Tags: Little Histories, A Little History of Philosophy, harm principle, james mill, John Stuart Mill, On liberty, Philosophy, Utilitarianism

Thomas Hobbes: 'Solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short'1 comment

Yale University Press London wrote 1 month ago: Yale’s Little History books take a closer look at some of the most significant events, ideas, … more →

Tags: Little Histories, Yale University Press, A Little History of Philosophy, Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan, Machiavelli, Political Philosophy

The Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius2 comments

Yale University Press London wrote 1 month ago: Yale University Press’ Little Histories collection is a family of books that takes a closer lo … more →

Tags: Little Histories, A Little History of Philosophy, Boethius, king theodoric, Philosophy, Yale University Press

Philosophy Bites Back

Lurkerka wrote 2 months ago: Internet radio preporuka za danas – razgovor sa publikom dvojice filozofa koji su autori vrlo … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Podcast #2, David Edmonds, LSE, philosophy bites

Nigel Warburton on Blaise Pascal1 comment

Yale University Press wrote 2 months ago: An excerpt from Nigel Warburton’s A Little History of Philosophy, a lively and accessible introducti … more →

Tags: History, Excerpts, Philosophy, Feature Post, God, Christianity, little history, famous thinkers, Philosophers

Do racists have a right to be heard?

ouartsfaculty wrote 3 months ago: Dr Nigel Warburton (Senior Lecturer, Philosophy) spoke at the Royal Society for the encouragement of … more →

Tags: Conferences, seminars, talks, public events, Research, RSA, Racists, free speech

Dr Nigel Warburton first to speak at consecutive Cambridge Union debates?

ouartsfaculty wrote 3 months ago: Dr Nigel Warburton (Senior Lecturer in Philosophy) is believed to be the first person to speak at tw … more →

Tags: Conferences, seminars, talks, public events, Research, Philosophy, Oxford Union debate, Hate Speech?, failed britain

An Important Philosophical Question9 comments

Michael LaBossiere wrote 5 months ago: WTP raised perhaps the most important philosophical question of the 21st century: How many pictures … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Humor, Running, Aesthetics, ethics, twitter, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Bertrand Russell, Problems of Philosophy

Dr Nigel Warburton debates Hate Speech at Cambridge Union

ouartsfaculty wrote 5 months ago: Dr Nigel Warburton (Senior Lecturer in Philosophy) took part in the Cambridge Union presidential deb … more →

Tags: Conferences, seminars, talks, public events, Philosophy, Cambridge Union, Free Spech, Kirsty Hughes

Dying Art of Handwriting

Nigel D Evans wrote 7 months ago: British Library (Photo credit: kotsreveb) Diana Athill and Philip Hensher on the dying art of handwr … more →

Tags: General, media, Philip Hensher, Diana Athill, British Library, Wendy Cope, Andrew Marr, data transmission, united states

Editing has recommenced.8 comments

Sarah Ann wrote 7 months ago: On second thoughts, perhaps that should read the next rewrite of my book has started. Leaving someth … more →

Tags: writing, Editing, Rewriting, Start The Week, Diana Athill, Wendy Cope, Philip Hensher, NaNoWriMo

Dr Nigel Warburton on BBC Radio 4's 'Start the Week'

ouartsfaculty wrote 7 months ago: Dr Nigel Warburton, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, takes part in the discussion on BBC Radio 4 … more →

Tags: Programmes, BBC, Social Science Bites, philosophy bites, Radio 4, Andrew Marr, Start The Week, Diana Athill, Philip Hensher

Dr Nigel Warburton on Radio 4's 'The Philosopher's Arms'

ouartsfaculty wrote 9 months ago: Join Dr Nigel Warburton in the Philosopher’s Arms where philosophical ideas, logical dilemmas … more →

Tags: Conferences, seminars, talks, public events, Programmes, BBC, Philosophy, Arts, Radio 4, Matthew Sweet, Open University, Philosopher's Arms

The Art Question - Nigel Warburton

redandblackrainbows wrote 11 months ago: Nigel Warburton, Stephen Law and Julian Baggini have pretty much sewn up the market on accessible in … more →

Tags: Read, Books, formalism, Aesthetics, Philosophy of Art, Philosophy, the art question, Expressivism, institutionalism


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