Guy Longworth
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How to give someone Horns
<section class="abstract"><p>This paper discusses ancient versions of paradoxes today classified as paradoxes of presupposition and how their ancient solutions compare with contemporary ones. Sections 1–4 air ancient evidence for the Fallacy of...
Jonathan Wolff on E! News
Jonathan Wolff (with braces) segment on E! News about music for Seinfeld and Caroline in the City. NOTE from SeinfeldMusicGuy: Thanks for checking out my OLD...
British woman repeatedly trafficked for sex after Home Office failures
High court judge intervenes to prevent victim of county lines sex exploitation being made street homeless after refusal to find her safe housing
New chancellor Rishi Sunak cashed in on fund that helped break banks
Rishi Sunak was part of a small team of hedge fund bosses who shared nearly £100m after an audacious stock market bet that lit the touchpaper on the 2008 financial crisis.The new chancellor was a
Alfred North Whitehead (1861 - 1947)
Biography of Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947)
Galileo’s reputation is more hyperbole than truth – Thony Christie | Aeon Ideas
If you ask people to name the greatest scientist of all time, many will most probably answer: Galileo. In the popular presentations of the history of science, he is portrayed as a one-man revolution, an intellectual superhero who dragged science k...
GTA applications call for 2020-2021
Applications are now open for 2020-21 Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) positions across the Faculty of Arts & Humanities. If you are a graduate student in philosophy at a UK higher education i…
Immanuel Kant | Footnotes to Plato | Kant: What lies beyond the senses
Immanuel Kant | Philosophy Essay | Kant’s ‘Copernican’ revolution, and his ethics of caring and mutual respect – not stern command
David Hilbert (1862 - 1943)
Biography of David Hilbert (1862-1943)
Postdoc Researcher Falling Short of Expectations at University of Leiden
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BBC Two - The Andrew Neil Show, Series 1, 12/02/2020
Andrew Neil talks to Tom Tugendhat and Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham.
It’s all a question of angles.
Thomas Paine (1736–1809) was an eighteenth-century political radical famous, or perhaps that should be infamous, for two political pamphlets, Common Sense (1776) and Rights of Man (1791) (he also w…
EU Parliament makes tough demands for Brexit talks
MEPs call on the UK to follow EU policies in many areas in return for an ambitious free trade deal.
Businessman pays £15,000 towards PM's holiday
Tory donor David Ross paid for Boris Johnson's accommodation, according to the register of MPs' interests.
These three post-Brexit bills bulldoze a hole through environmental protections | Fiona Harvey
Wildlife, air quality and fish stocks are all at risk, says Guardian journalist Fiona Harvey
Johnson admits using cocaine as a teenager
Boris Johnson today confirmed that he snorted cocaine and smoked drugs when he was younger
How the rhetoric of weaponisation is undermining liberal ideals
In today’s culture wars, people are eager to accuse their opponents of “weaponising values”. When commentators on the right invoke free speech to defend speakers they support, they are charged with engaging in a rhetorical sleight of hand, having...
Poll fuels debate on why Labour lost election
MPs urge Labour not to ignore research by Tory pollster Lord Ashcroft into the causes of its poll loss.