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…
Freddy Purcell – We welcomed one of our most prolific speakers, Ed Skidelsky, back for an engaging talk on the modern state of universities. Ed began the talk with a short history of changes to university education, beginning in the…
Freddy Purcell – As the far-right continues to feel like a powerful political force and discussions on how to counteract far-right views seem more common, I wanted to investigate what an effective response to the far-right involves. This topic is…
Freddy Purcell- We were really lucky to have Callum along to Phil on Tap for the second year in a row to talk about his work on the radical right, based on the PhD he completed in 2023. Callum begun…
Freddy Purcell- Welcome back to a new term (and calendar year) of Phil on Tap! Thank you to all those that showed up and to Kirsten for her brilliant talk. The talk centred around Kirsten’s current research into certainty, which…
Wilf Smith- Hello there. I would like to start this article by outlining a brief history of Sudoku. The 18th century Swiss mathematicians’ game was adapted into its modern version by puzzle inventor Howard Garns in 1979 in Indiana, USA. In 1984…