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32The history manThe Philosophers' Magazine 16 13-14. 2001.Interview with Anthony Gottlieb about his "The Dream of Reason."
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31Indefinability An Essay in the Philosophy of Cognition (review)The Philosophers' Magazine 12 58-58. 2000.
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29The austere optimistThe Philosophers' Magazine 47 25-33. 2009.If you’re thinking ethically you ought to try to take the point of view from which you consider whether you could prescribe the action if you were in the position of all of those affected by it. I think that if you consider the situation of poverty and affluence, if you were really to put yourself in the position of the poor person and the affluent person, and ask yourself whether you could support the view that the affluent person doesn’t give anything to the poor, you couldn’t
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28Philosophy: key textsPalgrave MacMillan. 2002.Designed for complete beginners, Philosophy: Key Texts is an introduction to philosophy and gives a clear, readable overview of five major texts by Aristotle, Descartes, Hume, Sartre, and Russell. As well as providing help in how to analyze these sources, Baggini encourages the reader to question the arguments and positions presented. Invaluable at the start of a course of study, as a concise revision aid, or as a lucid, jargon-free guide for anyone who wants an insight into philosophy, Philosop…Read more
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28New British Philosophy. The Interviews1Organon F: Medzinárodný Časopis Pre Analytickú Filozofiu 15 (2): 247-261. 2008.From popular introductions to biographies and television programmes, philosophy is everywhere. Many people even want to be philosophers, usually in the café or the pub. But what do real philosophers do? What are the big philosophical issues of today? Why do they matter? How did some our best philosophers get into philosophy in the first place? Read New British Philosophy and find out for the first time. Clear, engaging and designed for a general audience, sixteen fascinating interviews with some…Read more
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27New British Philosophy: The Interviews (edited book)Routledge. 2002.From popular introductions to biographies and television programmes, philosophy is everywhere. Many people even want to _be_ philosophers, usually in the café or the pub. But what do real philosophers do? What are the big philosophical issues of today? Why do they matter? How did some our best philosophers get into philosophy in the first place? Read _New British Philosophy_ and find out for the first time. Clear, engaging and designed for a general audience, sixteen fascinating interviews with …Read more
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