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From Volume LXXXXVIII No. 1 Spring 2010 Just in! 

  • The Tao: Modern Pathway to Ancient Wisdom -  Peter Hubral
  • A Presentation of Critical Philosophical Anarchism - Magda Egoumenides
  • Hume, Scepticism and the role of chance in reasoning - Paul Healey
  • Review of What's Wrong with Science? by Nicolas Maxwell

  • From Volume LXXXXVII No. 2 Autumn 2009

  • Being Part of a Whole: the possibility of intimacy -  Jane O'Grady
  • Timothy L. S. Sprigge - The Last Idealist? -  Leemon McHenry
  • A Religion for Philosophers or a Philosophy for the Religious? - Brenda Almond 
  • Review of The Re-enchantment of the World ed. J. Landy and M. Saler

  • From Volume LXXXXVII No. 1 Spring 2009

  • Being Liberal in a Plural World - Namit Arora
  • Why is The Problem of Evil a Problem? - Ben Gibran 
  • The Empirical Foundations for Individual Rights - Byron Hall
  • Great Philosophers? - Part two of our review of recent compendiums of well, 'eminent' philosophers

  • From Volume LXXXXVI No. 2 Autumn 2008

  • The Cultural Sublime- Rob Leurs
  • In Defence of Martin Heidegger - Robert Lewis
  • Appreciation: Enduring Optimism: Jacob Bronowski - Anthony James
  • The Bones of Buddha: Six Aphorisms by Joseph Reich

  • From Volume LXXXXVI No. 1 Spring 2008 

  • Philosophy in Schools - Martin Cohen and Lisa Naylor
  • Perception, Physics and the Role of Light in Philosophy - Manoj Thulasidas

  • From Volume LXXXXV No. 2 Autumn 2007

  • The Social and Ethical Challenge of Body Dysmorphia - Simon Woods
  • Review of Praised be our Lords : A political education by Regis Debray

  • From Volume LXXXXV No. 1 Spring 2007

  • The Mystery of Plato's Parmenides - Kelsey Wood
  • Delusive Sensibility in Nietzsche's Philosophy - Zura Shiolashvili
  • Propos #2063, Too Long! - Alain (first of a series) 

  • From Volume LXXXXIIII No. 1 Bumper Summer Issue  2006

  • The Sage of Unbelief: George Eliot and Unorthodox Choices  -  Susan Frome
  • On God and Genetic Engineering - Neville Fletcher
  • On Scanlon Plans and Picturish - Ted Falconar
  • Reading the Opium Grower's Gazette - Martin Rowson
  • From Volume LXXXXIII No. 2 Winter 2005
  • What is Wrong with the Second Person? - Mike Bavidge
  • Poetry and the Science of Mind - James Aitchison
  • The 'Three in the Morning' Advice - review article by Martin Cohen
  • From Volume LXXXXIII No. 1 Spring 2005
  • Russian Special issue with an introduction by Dmitry Olshansky
  • Art as Philosophy of Healing - Anna Zahavaeva
  • Vice -Vladimir Krasikov
  • From Volume LXXXXII No. 2 Autumn 2004 From Volume LXXXXII No. 1 Spring 2004 From Volume LXXXXI No. 2 Autumn 2003 From Volume LXXXXI No. 1 Spring 2003 From Volume LXXXX No. 2 Autumn 2002 From Volume LXXXX No. 1 Spring 2002 From Volume LXXXIX No. 2 Autumn 2001 From Volume LXXXIX No. 1 Spring 2001 From Volume LXXXVIII No. 2 Autumn 2000 From Volume LXXXVIII No. 1 Special History Issue From Volume LXXXVII No. 2 From Volume LXXXVII No. 1 From Volume LXXXVI No. 2


    From VolumeLXXXVI No. 1

  • Why Are We Not Telepathic? - Mike Bavidge 
  • the Sovereignty of the Good - Mary Midgely
  • From Volume LXXXV No.2 From Volume LXXXIV No. 1
      From Volume LXXXIII No.2
      PLUS! 
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