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Killing Prisoners
Two years after the event, CNN is doing a major story on the killing of four Iraqi prisoners by American soldiers. Not [...]
Date filed: 17 November 2009 | 5:45 pm
Another Life or Common Doom?
Here are two views for you, presented to me over beer and wasabi peanuts last week. [...]
Date filed: 16 November 2009 | 10:25 am
Socrates, Islam & Conscientious Objectors
In 2009 Major Hasan is alleged to have killed 12 soldiers and one civilian at the Fort Hood Army base in Texas. In 2007 [...]
Date filed: 13 November 2009 | 7:28 am
Women, Wollstonecraft & Wealth
For those concerned with equality, wealth presents something of a two-edged sword. Or, to present a slightly better [...]
Date filed: 10 November 2009 | 5:31 am
When I’m dead
I’d just like it to be known that if anybody feels the urge to slag me off immediately after my death, or to attack my [...]
Date filed: 7 November 2009 | 10:33 pm
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Wendy Grossman on Karen Armstrong
The truth is not always polite and compassionate.
Date filed: 18-11-2009
Steven Poole on Sen's 'The Idea of Justice'
'Sen is exquisitely civilised in his disagreements with other thinkers, even while he is elegantly trashing whole schools of economic and social thought.'
Date filed: 09-11-2009
Wendy Grossman on Climate Change as 'Belief'
Making issues that should be settled on the scientific evidence into philosophical discussions is nothing new.
Date filed: 05-11-2009
Andrew Copson: Happy 150th to 'On Liberty'
The communalist approach to diversity places 'groups' at the centre of policy rather than free individuals.
Date filed: 01-11-2009
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