Barry C Smith
Professor of Philosophy, Director of the Institute of Philosophy, at School of Advanced Study, University of London: Passions - philosophy, wine, the senses
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Barry C Smith
For the philosophers: is this another Travis example in the making? Masks must be worn (correctly) in shops and in public transport
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