Phil on Tap 02/10/25: Adrian Currie – Can You Do the Philosophy of Anything?

Freddy Purcell reports on the wild "philosophy" of Adrian Currie's recent improvisation routine.
Freddy Purcell reports on the wild "philosophy" of Adrian Currie's recent improvisation routine.
Freddy Purcell covers Malcolm Keating's recent talk on an old linguistic puzzle in Indian philosophy.
Charles Kissane and Imogen Pethick cover our first Phil on Tap of the year, discussing diagnosis and speech acts.
Dhruv Raï explores issues of identity within a multicultural background in this personal article.
Freddy Purcell – In this article, which I want to make into a series as part of content calls next year, I will provide a short summary of a recently published paper by an Exeter University Academic and write a…
Freddy Purcell – One of PhilSoc’s most entertaining speakers returned for a third year in a row to brighten up our exam season. To those of you that didn’t make it, I hope the exams are treating you well.…
Ahmed Helmy – Do you agree with Lugones that we create different narrative selves when we “world-travel”? Are there parts of the self a narrative approach overlooks or cannot account for? (This essay was written for the module Knowledge and…
Freddy Purcell – For our final Phil on Tap of the term (maybe the year as well…) we welcomed one of our Fresher’s representatives, Ahmed Helmy, for a fascinating and personable talk. There hasn’t been a talk led by a…
Kerstin Jump – Editor’s note: As part of our recent collaboration with Bath Time magazine, we could only submit one poem. However, it felt wrong not to publish those that didn’t make it, so we wanted to present you with…