Posts tagged ‘philosophy’

Should democracy be more compassionate? Richard Boyd looks to Rousseau for answers.

There is a sense that the modern democratic society is, or at least tries to be, a caring place. Our own Canadian democracy has a public…

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Education Failing on Failure

In my Terry Blogging debut I’m going to cautiously begin with a critical observation of the Terry Blog.  In spite of my love for the Terry…

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Ode to Terra Firma

I’ve been back on land for over two weeks now and I have to honestly say I’ve never been happier to be home! I guess deep…

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What Edward Slingerland Offers Everyone

When UBC’s own Edward Slingerland gave a guest lecture to my Cognitive Systems class last year, I was intrigued by the world-view he advanced. His explanation…

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Why Reductionism is not Eliminativism

As a student of Cognitive Science, I am primarily concerned with the nature of consciousness and the mind. Like many in my field, I am a…

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