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@artsofdenial
Dyslexic diabetic. Eclectic philosopher and political theorist. Art and cricket lover. Artisan kimchi maker. Recovering poet. Fortunate man. Interested in all things human (and some non-human). Apparently now meant to add FBA to all social media profiles.
It's officially publication day for our book, The Way Out. Sam and I have worked on this since we first put our heads together in 2019, and it's fair to say that the context shifted under our feet as we were writing and thinking.
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📣 CFA - please share! Seeking one more speaker to join this upcoming workshop on Migration & Asylum in Scotland on 29th April. Funding available for reasonable travel costs & one night's hotel in Aberdeen. Early-career scholars are particularly encouraged to apply.
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Legendary architect Frank Gehry dies aged 96
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Don't forget Sudan!
'We saw people murdered in front of us' - Sudan siege survivors speak to the BBC
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Appalling but unsurprising . The white supremacy not even mildly disguised.- Trump caps refugee admissions at record low - with most to be white South Africans
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If you have smart PhD students working on membership issues, consider alerting them to this
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Very happy to be included in this excellent collection
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‘I decided it is better to scream. Silence is the real crime against humanity.’
Nadezhda Mandelstam
It will be interesting to see what stance, if any, the UK govt takes to the 80+ British citizens who have voluntarily served in the IDF over the past two years.
Nice piece and very plausible view although I take a slightly different view on the analytic/continental divide.
I don't think it is Nietzsche. It would probably be in Human, All Too Human or Daybreak if it was, and I can't find it in a quick search of those.
No but will check
Voltaire?
Right time-frame?
Coleridge?
My day was spent with Ian McEwan's new novel What We Can Know. McEwan has written novels that I adore (The Child in Time) and novels I intensely dislike (Atonement). About halfway through the new book I thought it might be his best work, by the end not sure but it is very good. More thought needed.
Meanwhile in #Ireland… ☘️ #philosophy #PhilPerception
@liorerez.bsky.social see above
intriguing!
Asylum hotel provider makes £180m profit despite claims of inedible food and rationed loo paper - BBC News
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