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Reflections on Camus

Albert Camus was the poster-child for French meritocracy. He was not yet two when his father died in World War 1. He was raised by his…

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Reflections on Camus

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Husserl or Heidegger: The Phenomenological Method

Who had a more plausible account of the phenomenological method?

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Husserl or Heidegger: The Phenomenological Method

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Ollie Caute

Is the traditional analysis of knowledge correct?

Does Plato’s epistemological formulation of knowledge still stand?

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Is the traditional analysis of knowledge correct?

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Is Kant right about what gives moral value to actions?

A number of ethical principles established by Kant sound with a ring of perennial truth. The idea that we should treat others as…

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Is Kant right about what gives moral value to actions?

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Aristotle’s thinking on democracy!

For all Aristotle’s reputation as the greatest of the ancient philosophers, most today rightly bracket off his defence of slavery and his…

Sep 23

Aristotle’s thinking on democracy!

Sep 23

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Rawls and Nozick: Who had a more radical plan for society?

Perhaps both perspectives are valid in 2024

Sep 23

St. Pauls in London

Sep 23

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‘The Ethics of Ambiguity’ — Simone de Beauvoir

The Ethics of Ambiguity is de Beauvoir’s contribution to existentialist ethics, inspired by Sartre’s study of the human condition, Being…

Aug 2

Aug 2

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Who offers a more plausible account of the phenomenological method: Husserl or Heidegger

The word ‘plausible’ first appears around 1540, applied to arguments which appear truthful or believable. The implication is that this…

Jul 12

Jul 12

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Is it ever permissible to eat meat?

My choice to eat a small amount of non-processed meat may be partly influenced by my culture and upbringing, but it nevertheless requires…

Jul 12

Jul 12

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The strongest argument for Theism…

The strongest argument for theism (at least historically) is the threat of harsh punishment for breaking blasphemy laws. Logic and reason…

Feb 23

Feb 23

Ollie Caute

Ollie Caute

Having read politics and philosophy at university, this page will look to focus on key political and philosophical questions, both past and present.

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