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100 entries most recently downloaded from the set: "Type = Collections: The Forum for European Philosophy" in "LSE Research Online"
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- Thinking about morality.Sarah Sawyer - 2017 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.Sarah Sawyer on concepts and the objectivity of moral reasons.No categories
- Thinking about morality.Sarah Sawyer - 2017 - Forum for European Philosophy.Sarah Sawyer on concepts and the objectivity of moral reasons.
- Token worries.Anca Gheaus - 2015 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.There are many grounds to object to tokenism, but that doesn’t mean we should always avoid being the token woman, argues Anca Gheaus.
- The caring citizen.Sandrine Berges - 2015 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.Why learning to care should be compulsory for all, according to Sandrine Berges.No categories
- Presence of mind.Kathleen Stock - 2016 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.Kathleen Stock on what we might mean when we talk about sexual objectification.No categories
- Good work.Sam Clark - 2015 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.Sam Clark explores what it takes for work to contribute to human flourishing.No categories
- Are delusions bad for you?Lisa Bortolotti - 2016 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.Lisa Bortolotti argues that there is more to judging delusions than whether they accurately reflect the world.
- You must be joking!Scott Woodcock - 2015 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog 1.Are jokes sometimes funnier because they are immoral, wonders Scott Woodcock.
- Identity Threat.Michael Cholbi - 2017 - The Forum.Michael Cholbi on the ways in which paternalism shows disrespect.No categories
- Against principles.Constantine Sandis - 2017 - The Forum.Constantine Sandis argues for a holistic approach to museums.No categories
- Lost in the supermarket.Dylan Trigg - 2017 - The Forum.Dylan Trigg on anxiety, phobia, and phenomenology.No categories
- Family ties.Reuven Brandt - 2017 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.Reuven Brandt on parental responsibility and gamete donation.No categories
- Breathing life into a phenomenology of illness, part II.Havi Carel - 2017 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.Havi Carel on understanding illness through its lived experience.No categories
- Who knows?Jesper Kallestrup - 2017 - The Forum.Jesper Kallestrup argues that groups can have knowledge that their members may not.No categories
- What if God is just not that into you?Tim Mulgan - 2017 - The Forum.Tim Mulgan asks whether the universe could have a non-human-centred purpose.No categories
- The moral gravity of mere trifles.Amy Olberding - 2017 - The Forum.Amy Olberding on the Confucian role for etiquette in resisting injustice.No categories
- The chain of love and duty.Anca Gheaus - 2017 - Forum for European Philosophy Blog.Anca Gheaus considers the reasons we owe our children a sustainable world.
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