Pieces by Radical Philosophy

– REPORTS CAMBRIDGE Opening Moves This term has seen, hopefully, the beginnings of a new era in Cambridge philosophy. The event which sparked off this new beginning was the sit-in of February 3rd to 5th, when university premises were occupied in protest against the university’s handling of the proposals for exam reform put forward by […]

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Editorial Philosophy and race This special issue of Radical Philosophy presents five papers from the recent Radical Philosophy Conference, ʻPhilosophy and Raceʼ, held in London, 6–7 November 1998. The conference was a response to concern about the lack of discussion of race and ethnicity within both mainstream and alternative, more progressive, philosophical discourses in Britain. […]