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CONTENTS
About the Philosopher and
the Philosophical Society
of England
List of Articles and Authors from The Philosopher
1923-1999
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the Journal and The Philosopher website
From the Archives:
- Our History The
History the Philosophical Society of England and its Journal, The
Philosopher
- Presidential Address
The 1926 address to the Society by G.K. Chesterton, and
- The Need for a
Philosophy The 1923 lecture at the Lyceum Club by G.K.
Chesterton
- Bergson's Knowledge and
Einstein's Relativity From Volume II, 1924, by Wildon Carr
- The Albigenses From
Volume III, 1925, by J. P. Arendzen
- The Philosophy of Speech
From Volume V, 1928, by Lylie Pragnell
- Tolerance From
Volume VIII, 1930, by Richard Rowe
- Reason in Action
From Volume XII, 1935, by John MacMurray
- Science, Art and Play From
Volume XIII 1935, by Erwin Schödinger Just
in!
- Unanswerable Questions
From Volume XIII, 1935, by Moritz Schlick
- Individual Psychology
and Education From Volume XIII, 1936, by John Dewey
- Philosophy in Soviet
Russia From Volume XXIII, 1946, by John Lewis
- Some Consequences of
Telepathy From Volume XXV, 1948, by Lord Amwell
- Modern Civilisation and
the Human Spirit From Volume XXVI, 1949, by Rev. A. H. Greenwood
- An Approach to Teaching
Philosophy in Schools From Volume XXX, 1952, by Bernard Youngman
Centenary Special
1913-2012
From Volume 101 No. 1 Spring 2013 Just in!!
Philosophy in the Twentieth Century: How the Wider World Impinged by Richard Norman
100 Years of Philosophy by George MacDonald Ross
Editorial: The Philosophical Society of England:
Past and Future by Mike Bavidge and Martin Cohen
Revisiting Aristotle's Noun by Thomas Scarborough
From Volume 100 Nos. 1 and 2 Spring and Autumn 2012
Belief in God
and Belief in the Existence of God by Yahya Haidar
Great Philosophers - and their Starsigns by Mark Shulgasser and Martin Cohen
Chimpanzee Paintings
and the concept of Art? by John Valentine
The Fifth Fundamental
Force? by James McBride
Secularisation and belief: a Mexican case study by Pablo Lazo Briones
Courting the Impossible
by Andrew Porter
More special centenary articles
soon... and click here
to see some of the papers and find out more about the Centenary Conference
From Volume LXXXXIX No. 2 Autumn 2011
The Tao: Modern Pathway to Ancient Wisdom by Peter Hubral
A Future without
Science? by Ian Kidd
What do we get from the
Empirical Study of Religion? by Zenon Stavrinides
Review article on Darwinitis and
Neuromania by Martin Cohen
Deconstructing
Nietzsche Two new books offer very different perspectives on one of
the great iconoclasts of philosophy
From Volume LXXXXIX No. 1 Spring 2011
Plato's Cave and the
Bicameral Brain - Jim Danaher
Review article on The digging up of
Socrates' Cup of Hemlock by Peter Hubral
The Bankers' Ramp:
Risk, social justice and elusive reforms of Financial Markets -
Desmond Cohen
From Volume LXXXXVIII No. 2 Autumn 2010 Still
perky!
The Paradox Principle
- Red Rachtagáin
Apologies: on the
Philosophy of Asking Forgiveness - Michael Bavidge
Climate Change, bad
arguments, and the curse of computers - Review article by
Martin Cohen
From Volume LXXXXVIII No. 1 Spring 2010
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
Review of Animalkind: What we owe
to animals by Jean Kazez
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 Volume LXXXVI 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
and:
A selection of fabulous reviews from recent issues of The
Philosopher.
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