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In this video, Dr David Webster asks Robert Jackson, a PhD student at Lancaster, about Philosophy & Video games. Are video games worth studying? Why, and in what ways, might philosophers be interested in them? [We recorded in rather a…
Emma Watson’s gender equality speech launches the ‘HeForShe’ campaign which encourages men to join the feminist movement. An inclusive approach is necessary in achieving gender equality. The most inclusive approach may be intersectional feminism which suggests that society is not…
RPE students Tom Rees and Emma Thompson discuss the talk by Lawrence Klein on ‘Enlightenment as Conversation’ which took place at the Philosophytown event in Malmesbury in October 2014.
It seems apparent that the ambitions of man have always had a striking tendency to probe beyond the extent of standard physical and cognitive capabilities. These desires are manifested and entrenched within the oldest of mythologies and woven within the…
Staff from the Religion, Philosophy & Ethics course at Gloucestershire, in conversation about Religious Langauge. Dr Roy Jackson explains it to Dave… Find us on twitter @RPEatGlos, or see our Course Blog at
All meetings will be held at Room HC203 Francis Close HallUniversity of Gloucestershire,Swindon Road, Cheltenham.between 7.30 and 9.30pm Wednesday, November 12th. 2014. Dr. Roy Jackson, University of Gloucestershire will give a talk on ‘A Philosophical Novel: Hayy ibn Yaqzan’ The philosophical tale…
Canterbury cathedral is one of the oldest churches in England. A place of renown, it is the cathedral of the Archbishop of Canterbury and forms part of a World Heritage Site. Amongst its many distinguishing features, its stained-glass windows are…
On the way.. We bought lots.. Hop over to Philosvids – to see video from our trip last night – or pics via the RPE Flickr site.. See you for Diwali 2015!
In this short video, Dr David Webster asks Cambridge PhD student Beth Singler about her interest in Religion and fandom, popular culture, and the idea of consciously ‘made up’ religions.. See the Religion, Philosophy & Ethics course blog at