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I am perplexed by the question of our relation to time and happiness. On the one hand, our lives are undoubtedly made up [...]
Source: Talking Philosophy || Date : 29 July 2010 | 5:06 pm

On The Lam

I’m on the lam. A fugitive from the State and its capricious application of “justice”. The “one [...]
Source: Talking Philosophy || Date : 27 July 2010 | 10:30 am

NYC Mosque & Collective Responsibility

The plan to construct a mosque in New York City has generated considerable controversy. The main cause of the concern is [...]
Source: Talking Philosophy || Date : 27 July 2010 | 1:18 am

Who said this? About whom?

No idea if my grammar is right in that title! But that’s not the point. This is a quick philosophy quiz. Googling [...]
Source: Talking Philosophy || Date : 26 July 2010 | 10:44 pm

Realisms: collective realism (part 3)

This is the penultimate section of an essay in four parts. Here is a recap of the argument so far. In part 1, with the [...]
Source: Talking Philosophy || Date : 26 July 2010 | 7:34 am

Today's Article From The Philosophers' Magazine

Ideas of the century: Semicompatibilism (12/50)

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John Martin Fischer on another of the century's best ideas to date

Announcements

tpm editor Julian Baggini’s book Complaint is now out in paperback. There’s a podcast interview about the book here, a Guardian Comment is Free piece related to it here, you can follow the “twitterisation” of the book here, or you could just buy it here!
Read tpm editor Julian Baggini in the Guardian on the serious scholar who claims to have cracked “the Plato Code”, Jay Kennedy. Kennedy will be writing about his research in issue 51 of tpm, and will be interviewed in the July edition of Baggini’s Philosophy Monthly podcast, out early in the month.
Lord Anthony Quinton has died, aged 85. Obituary from the Telegraph here.
A very special 50th issue of tpm has just been published. Read all about it here or just read all of it here.

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