philosophy – Regular Marvels

Testing the rules

Human beings exist in language. Words and people change each other constantly. The meaning of words shifts as they slip

Why do writers quote other writers? The reasons are complex, and do not preclude such weaknesses as showing off—no one

Philosophy Bites is a podcast that has been produced since 2007 by David Edmonds and Nigel Warburton. In the spirit

‘Celui qui aligne, comme je l’ai fait, ses multiples appartenances, est immédiatement accusé de vouloir « dissoudre » son identité dans une

Learning research For more than 10 years from 1994, I undertook a series of formal research projects into various aspects

Manuel Castells‘ account of the networks of outrage and hope that have emerged since the economic collapse of 2008 is

In 2009 and 2010, I worked with the Platform for Intercultural Europe on a series of meetings, exchanges and conversations

Be Like Water – Hetain Patel The ruler has already been a language teacher’s cane and a samurai sword dancing

Myth # 1: The tradition of European democracy One of the comforting myths of European society is that it is

A whole is that which has a beginning, a middle, and an end. Aristotle, 335 BCE When Edward Said died