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January 2nd |
A.G.M |
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February 6th |
Darrell Rowbottom |
The Science Delusion |
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March 5th |
Nick Hubbard |
The Human Experience
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April 2nd |
Antony Lamb
Lecturer in Philosophy at Cardiff
Centre for Life-long Learning and Post-grad student at Bristol
University |
The Ethics of War
"The body of thought usually
referred to as 'Just War Theory' dominates arguments about
morality of war. Does this theory have the resources to yield
satisfactory moral judgments regarding modern conditions of 'asymmetric'
war?"
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May 7th |
Ged Keele |
Karl Popper
and Scientific Method |
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June 4th
The Richard Locke Lecture |
Dr. Hannah Havi Carel
Lecturer in Philosophy at
UWE
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Can I Be
Ill and Happy?
What happens to the good life
and to happiness when
health is permanantly absent? |
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July 2nd |
Gary Cox |
Why Sartre Wrote Fiction.
'The author of The Sartre
Dictionary explores why Sartre wrote stories, novels and plays as well
as theoretical works and biographies.' |
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August 6th |
Social Evening |
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September 3rd |
Dean Machin Bristol University |
Why Should We Be Democrats?
'If we think that different people have different capacities for
good judgement, why give everyone an equal say on political questions?' |
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October 1st |
Colin Stott |
A Beginner's Guide To Kant |
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November 5th |
Andy Hill |
Dennett's Theory of Mind and
Consciousness |
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December 3rd |
Alan Hobbs
Retired lecturer in philosophy
from the University of East Anglia
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The Curse of God Centred Morality
'Why bishops should never be on thought for the
day.' |
