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By The Philosopher's Eye on May 10, 2013 in: Research, art, philosophy
From The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, a special issue on Song, Songs and Singing. Edited by Jeanette Bicknell and John Andrew Fisher From the introduction: The topic of song, … Continue reading →...
By Beauty Crazed on May 7, 2013 in: Philosophy
For some people oil production and pore size are genetically and hormonally determined - for me it's a seasonal thing, as soon as the weather gets good, my skin turns into a giant oil slick! You can't control your genes or the weather (if I could wou...
By Thinking Out Aloud on Apr 30, 2013 in: crime, philosophy, books, writing
Novelist Kerry Greenwood (the author of the Phryne Fisher books, now a successful TV series), has recently published a book on the Somerton Man mystery, Tamam Shud: the Somerton Man Mystery. The book interweaves Kerry's...
By Doug's Darkworld on Apr 18, 2013 in: Philosophy, Religion, War
A thing of beauty, eh what? Yes, yes it is. This concept roller coaster is the ultimate roller coaster. The top is 510m high, nearly 1/3rd of a mile, and it takes two minutes to haul the 24 passengers up there. Downwards the cars reach 360 kilometres...
By Life with Coffee Spoons on Apr 6, 2013 in: Philosophy
During a late night conversation with my SO about Ontology (the philosophical study into the nature of being/reality/what there is) I came up with this doodle. A photograph of my ontology. I have been warned that this is terrible and the...
By Psychedelic Press UK on Mar 22, 2013 in: book, drugs, philosophy, review
Originally published in 2010 ‘Pharmakon: Plato, Drug Culture, and Identity in Ancient Athens’ by Michael A. Rinella is a scholarly exposition of the use and understanding of the pharmakon in ancient Greek culture generally, and in the works of...
By Think Progress on Mar 22, 2013 in: Philosophy
People often ask what, exactly, do progressives believe? Over the past few years, we’ve worked with a great group called the American Values Project, representing a cross section of leaders from think tanks, philanthropic organizations, an...