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The Philosophers' Magazine
Issue 42, 3rd quarter 2008
Are the Lights Still On?
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Giles Fraser
No laughing matter
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Much of the spirit of the Enlightenment was critical and sceptical, concerned with the limits of what can be known. But in taking a more positivist turn the Enlightenment inspired grand palaces of thought where human mess was forever being tidied away. The novel, by contrast, is supremely the place where human mess is celebrated.
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Intelligible design?
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The dissimilarities between human artefacts and the universe are striking. We experience only a tiny part of the universe, and much of that is unknown to us. Aren’t our inferences hopelessly anthropomorphic; why not compare the universe to a plant or animal instead?
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Sajjad Rizvi
Avicenna
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Morgan Luck
Paraconsistent logic in The Office
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Normally, we would accuse anyone who holds inconsistent beliefs of irrationality. However, Keenan apologists may claim that in some circumstances it does seem perfectly rational to hold inconsistent beliefs. And we are not alone in this assertion. A small band of philosophers, led most notably by Graham Priest, have also championed this cause, the cause of paraconsistency.
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James Ladyman
Beyond a joke
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Despotic numbers
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The art of dying
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Shock not awe
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Harold Schweizer
Q & A
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Jean Kazez
The beasts of fiction stalk our new arts column
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A kingdom of finite grace
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The rejectionist
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I think philosophers are probably quite jealous of science and this is why they come up with all this nonsense to try to show it’s not as reliable as people like to think it is. Look at how successful science is – philosophy is not successful – it’s achieved nothing
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No Hollywood ending for Lorenzo
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