3rd Report of Session 2009-10: House of Lords Paper 14 Session 2009-10

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Of Roots and Wings

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An Elementary Grammar of the Sanscrit Language

Dividends in the Twenty-First Century

The Declaration of Dependence

Implementing MTSS in Your School District

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The Sjogren's Book

A Midsummer Night's Dream

What's the Point of Political Philosophy?

Anti-Racist Scholar-Activism

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Tango & Nüsse

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Crisis and Community in Exarchia

Austerity & Democracy in Athens

A Pick n Mix of Study Skills Strategies for ADHD, Autistic, Dyslexic and Dyspraxic Learners

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Studies in Honour of Stip (H.L.J. Vanstiphout)

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From the reviews:“This book presents the recent research results of visual patterns in proximity spaces in a very easy to follow way. … a research exposition for mathematicians, computer scientists, engineers and for all who want to familiarize with the recent research in this field. It can be also treated as the textbook for students and for all who want to deeply understand images through their topology. It can be used for a self studying and as a course book as well.” (Agnieszka Lisowska, zbMATH, Vol. 1295, 2014)

Visual Pattern Discovery in Proximity Spaces

Topology of Digital Images

"The study of morality is the most exciting game in town, and when people ask me why I think so, I always refer them to Tamler Sommers’s extraordinary book, A Very Bad Wizard! This new edition even tops the first edition, and it brims with witty, insightful, and fascinating conversations with the best moral psychologists and moral philosophers of our times."
Edouard Machery, University of Pittsburgh, USA
"Sommers's interview style cuts straight to the heart of a wide range of issues in morality and psychology. Not only does Sommers offer clear and crisp challenges to many of philosophy's leading figures, but he manages to do so in a way that brings these issues to light for any intelligent layperson. Sommers covers topics ranging from free will, justice and objectivity in morality, to meaning in life, honor, and the morality of violence. In doing so, he is providing an invaluable service to philosophy and related areas like social psychology by pushing today's best thinkers to answer the tough questions, and all the while bringing philosophy to life for a wider audience. Tamler Sommers is not just a very bad wizard, he is a very badass wizard!"
Michael McKenna, University of Arizona, USA
"Sommers’ interviews are easygoing but sharp and critically engaged. He knows how to bring out what’s most interesting in his subjects, and he also presses them in just the right ways. The line-up of interviewees includes many of the brightest lights in moral philosophy, each with a rich and provocative body of work to discuss, and this second edition’s additions are first-rate. While this would be excellent background reading for students in a variety of ethics courses, it’s actually entertaining and enlightening reading for anyone interested in gaining access to some of the very best contemporary work in moral philosophy."
David Shoemaker, Tulane University, USA
"This clever and thoughtful book makes ethics come alive by ditching dry philosophical prose and opting instead to let real human voices speak for themselves. The range of topics is impressive, the interviews are probing yet accessible, and the author is an eminently likable guide to the terrain. I teach this book in my intro to ethics course, and the only disappointment is not having time for my students to read the whole thing. It allows students to see thinkers in the process of thinking, and to appreciate what charitable and constructive philosophical conversation looks like."
Neal Tognazzini, Western Washington University, USA
'As convenor of an interdisciplinary module on ethics... I found A Very Bad Wizard to be an invaluable resource. The interviews are engaging and understandable for those uninitiated to philosophical methodology but they do not betray the depth and complexity of the issues being discussed. Additionally, because of the interview format, the reader is allowed to witness the dynamic and relatable human experience of being excited by and embracing the difficulties of ethical issues and philosophical thinking. As such, even the most sceptical of students were motivated by the collection. Finally, the module contains the option to be assessed by a creative piece, and the interviews provided one model for how philosophical thinking and understanding could be demonstrated – and even enhanced – without needing to resort to the standard essay.' - Philip Gaydon, University of Warwick, UK

Morality Behind the Curtain

A Very Bad Wizard

3rd Report of Session 2009-10: House of Lords Paper 14 Session 2009-10

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