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September 25, 2020

Why We Can Never Have the Moral Right to Punish (2020)

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From Way Back

The Need for a Philosophy, G.K. Chesterton (1923)
Science, Art and Play, Erwin Schrödinger (1935)
Unanswerable Questions, Moritz Schlick (1935)
Individual Psychology and Education, John Dewey (1936)
Modern Civilization and the Human Spirit, A.H. Greenwood (1949)

Recent Selection

When Alice Met Wittgenstein (2015)
Descartes' Menagerie of Demons (2015)
Franz Kafka Blue Period (2016)
The Nexus of Philososphy and Science (2016)
The Delirium of Appearance (2016)
Grist for Leibnitz's Mill (2017)

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