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There will be an Applicant Day for people who’ve applied for the RPE (Religion, Philosophy & Ethics) course on Wednesday 19 February. It’s a chance to get a feel for the University of Gloucestershire, for what it would be like to…
Chapter 1, The Prejudice of Philosophers, is concerned with considering the history of philosophy and declaring that traditional philosophy now lies in ruins. Before moving on to consider key themes presented in Chapter 1, be aware that BGE (Beyond Good…
One of the greatest philosophers is the German Immanuel Kant (1724-1804). Kant is, of course, a ‘Western’ philosopher and not an Islamic philosopher, although I might add that it is quite possible to be ‘Western’ and ‘Islamic’ at the same…
Despite the ‘methodological agnosticism’ our discipline has been… constructively criticised for and despite the phenomenological egg-shells some of us still tread on with care, the exciting thing about being a religious studies scholar today is that one has the freedom…
So – we now have an official twitter account for the course at @RPEatGlos – we will no doubt tweet endlessly, it’ll be a constant stream of wisdom..
7.30pm, FCTC001, March 26th 2014 – Book a place HERE Robert Newman is an author, broadcaster, comedian, and political activist, who will be making a rare public speaking appearance at The University of Gloucestershire on March 26th 2014. He read…
A Opinion Piece by Frances O’Hagan – an RPE Graduate who now teaches “Life in education is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short”[1]. If recent statistics are anything to go by, I can’t think of a more apt thing to…
As it’s nearly the weekend – I thought I’d post something less serious. I’ve been having some text chats (using ifaketext.com in case you’re interested) with dead philosophers… You can see these entirely fictional exchanges at: my tumblr :
Saturday 1 March 2014, 10.00am-4.00pm in Room TC103, The Park Campus, Cheltenham. For details take a look here: