Search Result for 'philosopher's reflection'

...a philosopher who seems unfortunately and erroneously to be regarded as entirely the property of the Left: Michel Foucault.   In the first volume of his The History of Sexuality, Foucault sets...

...emergence of totalitarian tendencies in the West. The interview was conducted by political philosopher and author Patrick Dewals and first published in Flemish here. It has been translated by a...

...known to us. But across the Channel, the situation was no different. Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben, German politician Wolfgang Wodarg and Swedish epidemiologist Anders Tegnell number among the continent’s most...

...period of reflection on recent events and that the school will need to “consider how we continue to maintain a positive dialogue between those who hold opposing views”. He urged...

...Christian minister and Lockdown Sceptics reader Jamie Franklin (who runs the Irreverend podcast) has penned a moving reflection on the many losses of lockdown and the miserable new normal. I...

...of students’ choosing. Hour-long tirades, with only your Panopto reflection for your guide, without even commonplace reference points to scaffold the event – the time of day, the weather outside,...

...on the side of the sceptics. After all, Smith’s closest friend was the arch-sceptic philosopher David Hume. Smith fought against orthodox beliefs and took a particularly dim view of tenured...

...HART, asks in the Critic if lockdowns and social distancing have enabled more dangerous virus variants to thrive “You can’t measure the distress of lockdown, so it’s ignored” – Philosopher...

...some written reflection. The title I have used above is De Excidio Britanniae, which was the title of the first book written about Britain: a Latin phrase which means, aptly...

...lovely daffodil: a little phrase which offers some amusement or opportunity for reflection. I have noticed two of these already. Both were references to philosophers You may recall that Vallance...