Of Beasts and Men: Reflections on Nature Writing Workshops
This is a guest blog post by associate researcher, and Biscuit Tin philosopher, Mara-Daria...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Sep 17, 2020 | Writing, News | 0
This is a guest blog post by associate researcher, and Biscuit Tin philosopher, Mara-Daria...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Sep 10, 2020 | Writing, News | 0
A guest blog post by In Parenthesis Associate Researcher, Dr David Loner. David is interested in...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Aug 4, 2020 | Writing, Student resources, News | 0
Amy is a summer 2020 student intern—this is a blog about her research, reading, and work. “Man is...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Jun 30, 2020 | Writing, Student resources, News | 0
Amy is a summer 2020 student intern—this is a blog about her research, reading, and work. At the...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Jun 9, 2020 | Writing, Student resources, News | 0
Amy is a summer 2020 student intern—this is a blog about her research, reading, and work. I...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | May 22, 2020 | Writing, Student resources, News | 0
Amy is a summer 2020 student intern—this is a blog about her research, reading, and work. Since...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | May 28, 2019 | Writing, News | 0
We can’t wait to share our project at the British Academy Summer Showcase, 21-22 June 2019....
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | May 28, 2019 | Writing, News | 0
We were delighted to talk with Joe Humphreys at the Irish Times about Iris Murdoch’s...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Apr 18, 2019 | Writing, News | 0
by Ana Barandalla We have completed the Wartime Quartet Reading Group in London, where it...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Nov 26, 2018 | Writing, News | 0
At the Midgley Archive Launch we heard a series of wonderful talks from distinguished guests....
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Nov 24, 2018 | Writing, News | 0
At the Midgley Archive Launch we heard a series of wonderful talks from distinguished guests....
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Nov 23, 2018 | Writing, News | 0
At the Midgley Archive Launch we heard a series of wonderful short talks from distinguished...
Read Moreby claremaccool | Oct 16, 2018 | Writing, News | 0
This piece was originally published at The Institute of Art and Ideas Mary Beatrice Midgley,...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Oct 1, 2018 | Writing, News | 0
We are just back from the wonderful Anscombe Archive at the Collegium Institute, UPenn. While we...
Read Moreby claremaccool | Apr 18, 2018 | Writing, News | 0
A fascinating perspective on the familiar phenomenon of stereotype threat – it involves a...
Read Moreby claremaccool | Apr 18, 2018 | Writing | 0
by Ana Barandalla I first became acquainted with the concept of Stereotype Threat (ST) through one...
Read Moreby claremaccool | Dec 21, 2017 | Writing | 0
by Ellie Robson Mary Midgley’s concept of Philosophical Plumbing suggests a distinct approach to the study and subject-matter of moral philosophy. I will endorse this method of practise and its recollection of an aspect of...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Oct 20, 2017 | Writing, News | 0
A Response and Tribute to Pamela Sue Anderson I never quite crossed paths with Pamela Sue...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Sep 27, 2017 | Writing, News | 0
We were delighted to be invited to write for the BroadAgenda. Read our blogpost here. ...
Read Moreby claremaccool | Aug 11, 2017 | Writing | 0
During the Easter holidays, I was lucky enough to visit the Newnham College Archives. After...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Jul 14, 2017 | Writing | 0
Sam Cooper discusses the content of a letter sent by Anscombe to Foot, discussing Aquinas’ views on charity and justice. This post concerns the ‘practical problem’.
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Jul 14, 2017 | Writing | 0
Sam Cooper discusses the content of a letter sent by Anscombe to Foot, discussing Aquinas’ views on charity and justice. This post concerns the ‘abstract problem’.
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Jul 14, 2017 | Writing | 0
Both Foot and Anscombe talk about Aquinas quite often, and both of them seem to take it for granted that Aquinas’ thought can be elucidated by thinking about it from directions provided by Wittgenstein; not just that Aquinas can be corrected or improved by the addition of a Wittgensteinian perspective, but rather that what Aquinas himself actually thought can be elucidated by looking at his work from such an angle. Both of them do this quite often, sometimes implicitly and sometimes explicit, but almost always very casually, as if it is quite obvious that this is how it should be. But in what sense in Aquinas Wittgensteinian?!
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Jun 19, 2017 | Writing | 0
by Pamela Sue Anderson Essay, Photo, Guidance Qs (t.b.w.) Pamela wrote this paper for our International Women’s Day Conference 2016 [link], Resounding Voices: Women, Silence and the Production of Knowledge. It is with her...
Read Moreby Rachael Wiseman | Jun 19, 2017 | Audio & video, Writing | 0
Clare and Rachael gave this talk for the Sheffield ‘Women in the History of Philosophy’ lecture, 2017. Listen or read.
Read Moreby claremaccool | Nov 15, 2016 | Writing, News | 0
Sorry for the brief lapse! The In Parenthesis group have been busy behind the scenes but we keep...
Read Moreby lunadolezalgmailcom | Apr 20, 2016 | Writing, News | 0
Rachael Wiseman’s book on Elizabeth Anscombe’s Intention has been recently published by Routledge in their Philosophy Guidebook series. “This book is clearly, beautifully and thoroughly organized. The content...
Read Moreby claremaccool | Mar 25, 2016 | Writing | 0
Presented at International Women’s Day Conference Durham University, UK 8 March 2016 Silencing and Speaker Vulnerability: Undoing an oppressive form of (wilful) ignorance Pamela Sue Anderson ABSTRACT The French feminist...
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