Back Issues
Issue 11
Winter 1994/95
EDITORIAL
On Meaning
by Rick Lewis
ARTICLES
The Physical World is a Fiction
Peter Llyod casts a sceptical eye over... well, almost everything, really.
The Many Faces of Friedrich Nietzsche
Over the last century, the works of this controversial German philosopher have influenced a remarkably diverse collection of people and he has been claimed as a friend by all sorts of movements which have very little else in common. Here is a handy at-a-glance guide to a few of the many faces of Friedrich Nietzsche.
Big Ears Bites Back!
Jerry Goodenough explains why he isn't a vegetarian.
Burke, Kant and the Sublime
by Gur Hirshberg
Against Tolerance
Peter J. king says you shouldn't put up with it.
A Footnote On Casuistry
Mike Fuller asks whether applied ethics is possible.
LETTERS
Opinions on Vegetable Rights, Meaningless Experience, and more...
NEWS
Popper Dies, Hume It May Concern, Centre for Philosophy, Free Will and Death Row
BOOK REVIEWS
Kant Get No Satisfaction
Stuart Hanscomb reviews Philosophy at 33 1/3 rpm by James F. Harris.
Life's Dominion
Nicholas Everitt reviews Ronald Dworkin's opinions on life and death.
Becoming Bamboozled
Chris Arthur reviews Robert E. Carter's Becoming Bamboo: Western and Eastern Explorations of the Meaning of Life.
HUMOUR
Here I Go, Here I Go, Here I Go!
Martin Tyrrell on Methodological Collectivism and the 1994 World Cup.