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Historians of science sometimes lament the fact certain historical figures are famous for the wrong reasons. Alan Turing (1912-54) is perhaps the best example of this phenomenon. Most people associate Turing with the breaking of an encryption device called the
Kile Jones explains the differences between these ways of thinking.
It is arguably a young man’s book, possessed of a naive certitude that stuffs many major philosophical problems under the rug.
How four women defended ethical thought from the legacy of positivism.
Her critical writings explore the interrelations of philosophy and poetry, politics and prose—all against the backdrop of a society remaking itself in the shadow of fascism.