July 2015
Laughter as a ‘Serious’ Matter: an analysis of laughter’s social captivity and its emancipatory potential – Emma Wilson
Climate Change and the Inconvenience of Individual Liberty – Deanna Simpson
Meanderings – Arief Arman
Čapek’s costly route to relativistic presentism – Hayden Wilkinson
A Critical Analysis of Moore’s ‘Proof of an External World’ – Zachary Ong
Logic, self-interest, and Nietzsche as a youthful indiscretion: an interview with David Parsons – Rose Trappes
Menzies on causation: difference-making and its flaws – Hayden Wilkinson
Proletarian Pessimism and Bourgeois Optimism: Marx and Keynes on the state and crisis tendencies in capitalism – Dinesh Devaraj
Re-thinking the Political in Lyotard’s Libidinal Economy and Naked Lunch – Alana Clegg
Education, cricket bats, and philosophy in the public domain: an interview with Michelle Sowey – Rose Trappes
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