Religion, Philosophy & Ethics at the University of Gloucestershire

Given that Nietzsche has a reputation for being an atheist, this chapter may come as something as a surprise to many, as it demonstrates ...

The ultimate concern of this chapter is the possibility of philosophy.   If we accept that our ‘truths’ are merely the prejudices of philos...

Chapter 1, The Prejudice of Philosophers , is concerned with considering the history of philosophy and declaring that traditional philoso...

One of the greatest philosophers is the German Immanuel Kant (1724-1804). Kant is, of course, a ‘Western’ philosopher and not an Islamic ...

Thanks for the presentations this morning. Very interesting and enjoyable...and I like this video! Well done all.

I noticed our local cinema is showing The Last Station which is about the last year of Leo Tolstoy's life. Tolstoy is played by Christ...

I always knew this was the case, of course. A new comicbook (or graphic novel) called 'Logicomix: An Epic Search for Truth' has just...

How The Light Gets In is the UK's first philosophy and music festival in Hay on-Wye which runs over the same ten days, 22-31 May, as th...

The Radio 4 programme Start the Week had a philosophical representaiton in its 9th June edition with Simon Critchely talking about his new b...

Now available, on Open2. net , the first of fourteen podcasts on applied ethics, presented by Nigel Warburton. Including interviews with hig...

The excellent BBC Radio 4 series In Our Time has returned after a summer break with a discussion on Socrates. You can listen to this at any ...

For those of you keen to make a start on Beyond Good and Evil (and why shouldn't you be!) we will be using the translation by Marion Fa...

Check out the Nietzsche Circle . Their 'vision statement' is: 'To create an intellectual and artistic community whereby individu...

In case readers are interested, both in general terms, and because of a piece entitled Even Philosophers Get the Blues, see this press rele...