A kind and thoughtful review of Beckett and Politics, which I edited with @heleneabailey. The volume came out mid-lockdown and never really had a proper launch, but this attentive reading by Erika Mihálycsa is gratifying for a book that I'm very proud of. https://t.co/DzMi3hwtR9
"If we take seriously loneliness, then we should be attentive to its complexity, especially if we intend to take practical measures to address loneliness."
In this week's #ThinkfulThursday Ian James Kidd from @NottsPhilosophy explores the nebulous concept of loneliness.
We are holding a workshop on Mind, Mental Health, and Epistemic Injustice here in Nottingham on the 20th July! For details + registration see here: https://t.co/PRt66N6O6A **We have bursaries to cover travel/hotel of graduate students and underemployed philosophers!** Please RT!
"My mourning feels suspended in time. Something inside me is holding its breath." Olivia Claire Friedman on trying to grieve without ritual. https://t.co/idKU7uGlwd via @lithub
Tonight, Tonight!
American Classics Concert Tonight!
Featuring music from West Side Story!
1930 Nottingham Albert Hall.
Tickets available! -
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A brand new version of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry on the Problem of Perception by @timcrane102 and myself was published yesterday! Check it out here: https://t.co/eF1WSEkGmv #philosophy#perception
"What does it mean, to be a teacher? In a time like this? When you cannot see your students’ faces, and yet, you have to offer them your heart?"
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Good luck to those in #clearing2021! I got into uni through clearing! I had a clearing interview with the head of philosophy at Heythrop College (much missed). At the end he said "well, you sound like a philosopher!" Years later, I realise that wasn't necessarily a compliment!