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Come and hear a paper – ‘Feminist Appropriations of Spinoza’ – by, arguably, Britain’s best-known feminist philosopher of religion! Monday 11 March, 2013, Dr Pamela Sue Anderson, (Regent’s Park College, Oxford) ‘Feminist Appropriations of Spinoza and the Contemporary ‘Re-visioning’ of the Philosophy…
OPEN TO ALL: Mondays, 5.30 – 7.00, Francis Close Hall, room HC204 Monday 18 February, 2013, Dr Will Large (University of Gloucestershire), ‘Remembering the Impossible Possibility: Kierkegaard and Human Capital’. Monday 11 March, 2013, Dr Pamela Sue Anderson, (Regent’s Park College, Oxford) ‘Feminist Appropriations of…
Ten reasons to do RPE at UoG 1. It’s a great course! Our university was one of the first in the country to combine Religion, Philosophy and Ethics together in one degree. Students are attracted to this course because it…
Just to note that our Facebook group (which has staff, current students, past students [some now teachers themselves], academics and schoolteachers as members) is also open to potential students / applicants: feel free to join, and to use it to ask…
In case it is of interest – I’ve been talking to the Buddhist magazine Tricycle:
Upcoming events: Other than the seminar on 27th Februaryall other meetings will be held atRoom HC203Francis Close HallUniversity of Gloucestershire,Swindon Road, Cheltenham.between 7.30 and 9.30pm Cost £25 per year, or £3 per meetingStudents £15 per year, or £2 per meetingProgramme…
The 2011 Religious Data from the Census is out – see for a link…
This week: Free to all – Prof. Melissa Raphael,‘Idolatry and the Alienated Human Form: Jewish Spirituality, Art, and the Advertisement of Perfection.’ Wednesday 5 December, 5.30-7.00FCH HC204
On tuesday, RPE (and a few others) went to the Leicester Diwali 2012 celebrations… More details can be seen at but the best account is probably that offered by staff and students over on our course Facebook group at