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The history of philosophy podcasts...
Professor Peter Adamson of King's College London,
has launched a series of podcasts which will eventually cover the whole history
of philosophy. He's starting with Ancient Philosophy, so go on line now to hear
him speak on Plato. If the first podcasts are anything to go by, this will
be a fascinating resource, both for students and those who have a general
interest in philosophy. Each podcast lasts 20 minutes, and he's issuing
them each week. There's also a blog on this site.
Try them on
www.historyofphilosophy.net
The Virtual Philosopher... This is Nigel Warburton's blog. It covers a wide range of philosophical issues, with links to many other blogs and sites: www.nigelwarburton.typepad.com Don't miss Nigel's Philosophy Bites and Ethics Bites - wonderful interviews and bite-sized podcast philosophy!
Mark Vernon's website is just full of interesting stuff, short extracts of pieces he writes for the Guardian, book reviews, comments on events and much more. Check it out at... http://www.markvernon.com/friendshiponline/dotclear/
The Big Ideas Blog is produced by the Big Ideas team, who also organise talks and discussions in Central London (see under 'Events'). Not only does this offer a wide range of general philosophical comments and discussions, but it included The Philosophers' Carnival, a regular survey of interesting posts from blogs worldwide. Go the the Big Ideas site at www.bigi.org.uk
Dave Webster, who runs the Religion, Philosophy and Ethics course at the University of Gloucester, has a blog with an interesting range of entries and links. Take a look at www.r-p-e.blogspot.com
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Ever since Plato presented Socrates' ideas in dialogue form, philosophy has thrived on discussion.
Expressing views and having them challenged is the life-blood of critical thinking. Blogs are a great vehicle for doing just that - so why not read what others have to say, and perhaps venture to join the debate.
Do you know of a blog that should be included? If so, please email me by clicking here.
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