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So – we set off at 3am on 11th March for Spain – and after some exciting coach, plane, coach and walking: we arrived at our Hotel in Cordoba by early afternoon. We went on our usual orientation tour, featuring supermarkets, chemists,…
We will be leaving for Spain shortly – meeting in just over ten hours, at 2.30am – to study the Islamic, Christian and Jewish history, philosophy and culture of Andalusia, via our base in Cordoba. You can follow the trip via our photo…
An older video (my old voice, but that’s another story): my colleague talks about Dracula:
Dr Jonathan Marshall talks to Dr David Webster about his work and English Language (and Linguistics) course at Gloucestershire:
Over at the Guardian’s Comment is Free you can find me wondering about different types of anger.. Just some speculation, wondering about perhaps thinking more about different types of anger, but it seems to have generated plenty of comment (which…
Dr Roy Jackson talks with Dr Georgina Jardim about Islamic Feminism: Staff from the Religion, Philosophy & Ethics course at University of Gloucestershire. See our blog at FEEL FREE TO VISIT/JOIN OUR COURSE FACEBOOK GROUP.. – Current and past students talking about Philosophy,Religion,…
Given that Nietzsche has a reputation for being an atheist, this chapter may come as something as a surprise to many, as it demonstrates Nietzsche’s own ‘religiosity’. In looking at religious belief, Nietzsche is more concerned with why people believe…
The ultimate concern of this chapter is the possibility of philosophy. If we accept that our ‘truths’ are merely the prejudices of philosophers, then we are led to scepticism. However, Nietzsche believes that there is a role for the genuine…
Roy Jackson’s new book What is Islamic Philosophy? has just been published by Routledge. It offers a broad introduction to Islamic thought, from its origins to the many challenging issues facing Muslims in the contemporary world. The chapters explore early…