Amelia Woods- Author’s note: The following essay was written for Joel Krueger’s second year module Body and Mind. In the first section, I argue that the split-self metaphors used to describe post-traumatic experience are minimally explanative when it comes to…
Freddy Purcell- Editor’s Note: In this article I will look to summarise the arguments made in Philosophy Society’s first Phil on Tap this year. I intend to do this for each Phil on Tap that we run, so if you can’t…
Freddy Purcell– This article idea was born out of my greatest regret (academically speaking at least) from first year being that I didn’t speak to my lecturers more in their office hours or after lectures. I was either too busy…
Freddy Purcell- This article aims to help you freshers out there in your module choices by revealing some aspects of the first-year modules that you can’t find out on the Exeter site. However, if you want to find out about…
I will argue in this essay that thinking for yourself is deeply uncomfortable and that humans choose to not think for themselves as a form of protection.
I will argue that McCloskey's argument concerning 'Humanomics' trace back to Adam Smith and are thus perhaps more of the ‘essence’ of economics itself in comparison to the MaxU approach.
Charlie Theodosius - I wrote the following commentary last year. It seems apt to publish it in Notion as it concerns Hegel's philosophy and, as such, his concept of the Notion.
Jodie, Theo and Dr Edward Skidelsky – 21/01/2016
Alex Rafael Rose, Illustrated by Oliver Kadouchkine – 23/01/2017