Back Issues
Issue 18
Summer 1997
EDITORIAL
Talking to Ourselves?
by Rick Lewis
ARTICLES
Talking to the Animals
Patrick Phillips asks: Is It Incredible?
What's Out There?
Edward Ingram visits Roboworld.
Thinking About Thinking
A brief introduction to one of the fundamental questions for Artificial Intelligence research, by Thomas Campbell.
Dan Dennett and the Conscious Robot
Roger Caldwell discusses Descartes, Darwin, Dennett & dogs.
Darwin was my Grandmother
Mike Appleby considers thoughts about evolution and the evolution of thought.
Art: Reaching for the Sublime
Peter Benson replies to Colin Radford's 'Art: The Demotion Derby'.
Grief Revisited
Michael Williams on death and detachment.
Freud, Aristotle & Judaism
Gur Hirshberg on competing conceptions of human nature.
LETTERS
Opinions on God and the Spice Girls, Meanings and Illusions, and more...
BOOK REVIEWS
Living and Partly Living
John Mann reviews The Last Philosophy by Don Cupitt, What is Philosophy? by Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari, and The Bridge to Nothingness by Shlomo Giora Shoham.
Does God Exist?
'Does God Exist' The debate between theists and atheists. J. P. Moreland & Kai Neilsen, with additional contributions. A review by Sue Johnson.
Heidegger's Feeble Excuses
John Mann reviews Martin Heidegger: A Political Life by Hugo Ott.
HUMOUR
The Philosophy of Horace Rump
by Professor Horace Rump (as dictated to Ronald R. Johnson)