Humanities
Tuesday Dec 4th, 2012
In his own voice: H.L.A. Hart in conversation with David Sugarman
This recording of my lengthy interview with H.L.A. Hart (1907–1992) has been resurrected from my audio tapes and given new life. Dusted and digitalized, the result is something quite beautiful. Here is Hart in his own words recorded in 1988, reviewing his life, his work, and his significance. The interview presents Hart as three individuals: legal philosopher, interviewee, and critic. The recording adds another dimension to our understanding of… read more »
Tuesday May 7th, 2013
Getting from “is” to “ought” near the end of life
Examining palliative care data
Tuesday Apr 30th, 2013
Celebrating Kierkegaard’s bicentenary
Daphne Hampson looks at what we can learn from Kierkegaard two hundred years after his birth
Saturday Apr 27th, 2013
Mary Wollstonecraft: The first modern woman?
Wollstonecraft lived through the onset of modernity.
Monday Apr 15th, 2013
Discovering the hermit in the garden
Gordon Campbell on the eighteenth-century craze for ornamental hermits
