Lecture by Chris Wood, School of Philosophy, New York, March 14th 2015 As the 21st century unfolds it is clear that the major societal issues we face – climate change, energy and food security, poverty, the environment – are all interconnected and not susceptible to discrete solutions. They are unl
Lecture by Chris Wood, School of Philosophy, New York, March 14th 2015
As the 21st century unfolds it is clear that the major societal issues we face – climate change, energy and food security, poverty, the environment – are all interconnected and not susceptible to discrete solutions. They are unlikely to be resolved by tinkering around the edges of our current economic system. What is required is a radical re-thinking of the subject that puts people first. In this talk some thoughts were offered on what this might mean.
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A talk by Mr Donald Lambie given at the School of Philosophy, SE London branch on 20 February 2023 Very good to be with you ladies and gentlemen and I am delighted that we’ve got people also from St Alban’s and Kent and Kingston, Sussex; so welcome. If you haven’t been here before this is Athene Hou
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An online talk given by John De Val on 9 January 2021.
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An online talk given by John De Val on 14 November 2020
