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Philosophy & Ethics
Uni Glos Religion, Philosophy and Ethics students at Pitt Rivers Museum.
Students of REP and History took the opportunity to explore the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford. This was a really good chance to engage with questions of Britain’s colonial legacy, the ethical questions thrown up by collections of indigenous peoples artefacts and indeed…
In Buddhism, is the desire for Nirvana contradictory?
Staff from the Religion, Philosophy & Ethics course at Gloucestershire, in conversation about whether the desire to achieve Nirvana, in a Buddhist context, is contradictory – given the apparent aspiration to attain ‘desirelessness’ in Buddhism: Discover the RPE course :
Applying for RE Teacher Training: Some advice..
Dr David Webster from the Religion, Philosophy & Ethics team at the University of Gloucestershire asks Kerri Hughes, recent graduate of the RPE course, now on a School-direct Teacher training route if she has any advice for those applying to do Teacher Training…
A trainee RE teacher reflects on her worries about in-class behaviour management
Dr David Webster from the Religion, Philosophy & Ethics team at the University of Gloucestershire asks Kerri Hughes, recent graduate of the RPE course, now on a School-direct Teacher training route about her experience so far. In this video, I ask her about…
BioShock and Philosophy – asking Robert Jackson about his book
Dr David Webster from the Religion, Philosophy & Ethics team at the University of Gloucestershire asks Robert Jackson (currently doing a PhD at Lancaster) about the game BioShock, and the philosophical issues he discusses in his book about the game: [We recorded…