Religion, Philosophy & Ethics at the University of Gloucestershire

Hi - long time, no posts... Well, the sun has been out, and it has been the holidays. Anyway, back to it as we are, I thought I would update...

Some thoughts over Easter: I know many students are away for the break – perhaps you may have more time than normal to think? so some though...

For more new comments on The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas see http://r-p-e.blogspot.com/2007/03/ethics-in-ones-who-walk-away-from.html an...

For a video-podcast of me outlining the basics of the trolley problem see:  http://philosvids.wordpress.com/2013/03/16/the-trolley-car-dile...

Yes, here is the latest Buddhism (RPE202) podcast. This is on 'views' - and is limited by my being a bit full of cold - but hopefull...

Well, as Cheltenham Festival (the racing one) comes to an end after the Gold Cup, I have spoke to a number of students who have had moral c...

The theme of religious fundamentalism will be discussed at a panel event at the University of Gloucestershire (FCH campus) on Thursday 15 Ma...

Note: If you are a student looking at this to help with a paper/essay on the Omelas short story - that is great, we hope something here help...

Hi, the Buddhism podcast 3 is now on-line. It is short, and about Not-Self (Anatta) - and is really just a reading of the start of the Budd...

Following the post about the skills philosophy/ethics students need, we hagve been using the 187 (Skills) module to discuss what procedures...

Hi, the second podcast for RPE (Religion, Philosophy & Ethics) 202 Buddhism is now available. This is a longer piece - so is hosted in a...

For those on EZ205 Language & Ethics , there is a short podcast with some definitions of Moral Realism at: http://pebblepad.glos.ac.uk/b...

This post is to ask our students (and others) what skills they think are important in the study of Religion, Philosophy & Ethics. While ...

Last week, some of our staff and students attended an event at the Cheltenham Ladies College on Religion and Philosophy. This was mainly aim...

I was reading a comment over at the UNF philsophy blog: (here) where a UNF philosophy student [I think] relates a (rather frightening) rea...