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- Visitors 2013-2014, Center for Philosophy of Science
- Call for Papers - Orienting Solutions 2013 Conference - 19-20 September 2013, University of Hertfordshire,
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- FEP Lecture - Joel Smith on 'Sartre on the Transcendental I', Tuesday 28 May, 6.30pm, Wolfson Theatre, New Academic Building, LSE
- JRNL: Studia NeoAristotelica
- Call for panels: Word and Image conference
- CFP - The 7th Transatlantic Studies Conference
- BSET 2013 - registration open
- Final CfP: III European Network on Social Ontology conference (incl. registration info)
- IET @ OU
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- Doug Clows’s Blog
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Tag Archives: aesthetics
In The Game
Here are the slides from the presentation I gave at the annual Philosophy of Computer Games conference earlier this week (paper co-written with Jo Iacovides). View more presentations from Robert Farrow.
Posted in philosophy, technology
Tagged aesthetics, epistemology, learning, philosophy, reflection, research, technology
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Badiou, Art, Philosophy
I recently attended Alain Badiou’s mini-course on The Relationship Between Art and Philosophy in the Philosophy Department at The University of Essex. I did something I wouldn’t normally do afterwards; making my notes publicly available. They’re available on academia.edu and … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, art, badiou, education, impact, oer, philosophy, re-purposing, reflection, research, resources
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This Is Your Brain on Art
Why does Ramachandran continuously feel the need to reassure us that we can gain knowledge about art from neuroscience without losing anything? It seems to presuppose, at the very least, that the other option is a possibility, that looking for … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, art, humanities, interdisciplinarity, science
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