Philosophy Magazine

LATEST ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS

• RESPONDblogs: Were Important Books Omitted from the New Testament?

  

  A friend of mine recently commented to me, “Of course the writings of the New Testament are all about Politics and Power. Certain men decided what the Bible... Read more

  The 30 September 2014 by   Stuart_gray
  NONE, NONE

• Interrogating Progress (Part 1)

  

  “Men and societies frequently treat the institutions and assumptions by which they live as absolute, self-evident, and given. They may treat them as such withou... Read more

  The 10 September 2014 by   Cris
  NONE, NONE, NONE, NONE

• Why Teach? Obvious: to Change the World

  

  Why do I teach? Well, I haven’t done so for years, except casually and by the by, and I didn’t much enjoy it when I was doing it? So, why do you want to teach... Read more

  The 24 September 2014 by   Bbenzon
  NONE, NONE

• [8] Macroanalysis and Cultural Evolution

  

  The purpose of this post is to recast the work reported in Macroanalysis: Digital Methods Literary History in terms appropriate to cultural evolution. Read more

  The 01 September 2014 by   Bbenzon
  NONE, NONE

• Polarities of Progress

  

  While researching my next post in the series on the idea of “progress,” I came across two articles sitting at opposite poles of the progressive spectrum. Read more

  The 27 September 2014 by   Cris
  NONE, NONE, NONE, NONE

• How It's Done, Part 3: Project Management (GVM008)

  

  Whatever the artist wants, the artist gets, coffee in this case: Checking the project plan (notice the relaxed configuration of the ocular photon filter):... Read more

  The 18 September 2014 by   Bbenzon
  NONE, NONE

• RESPONDblog: Jesus Christ, His Life and His Miracles Aren’t Legends Because…

  

  You will sometimes hear Biblical skeptics referring to passages in the Bible as simply recounting myth or legend. What do they mean when they use the word... Read more

  The 15 September 2014 by   Stuart_gray
  NONE, NONE

• Shooting into the Sun

  

  floods the camera's sensors, almost blinding it. You have to really 'dig' to recover a pleasing image from the captured bits. But digging's fun. The result's... Read more

  The 02 September 2014 by   Bbenzon
  NONE, NONE

• Report on Cultural Evolution for the National Humanities Center, Revised Edition

  

  Back in 2010 I wrote a piece for the National Humanities Center, Cultural Evolution A Vehicle for Cooperative Interaction Between the Sciences and the... Read more

  The 09 September 2014 by   Bbenzon
  NONE, NONE

• How It's Done, Part 2: Tools and Methods (GVM008)

  

  In the middle we have aerosol cans, the traditional medium of graffiti writers and used by street artists as well. The water is for thinning bucket paint. Read more

  The 15 September 2014 by   Bbenzon
  NONE, NONE