Cameron Taylor has made available his essay on Donald Davidson’s theory of Anomalous Monism - a reconciliation of materialism with the existence of mental states.
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This introduction to the problem of freewill was published by the Cafe Philosophy magazine (Jan/Feb 2012)
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Christian Schoenfeld is a Philosophy student at Unlimited (a secondary school in Christchurch, New Zealand). He has also been enrolled in stage one Philosophy at the University of Canterbury. This is his essay on whether accounts of alien abductions should be believed.
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Jay Harris is a Philosophy student at Unlimited Paenga Tawhiti (a secondary school in Christchurch, New Zealand). He has written this thoughtful essay on Subjectivism.
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Jay Harris is a Philosophy student at Unlimited Paenga Tawhiti (a secondary school in Christchurch, New Zealand). In this essay he provides an overview of the Ontological Argument.
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In the past, people only had access to a small snapshot of history. They concluded that the Earth was 7000 years old and that God created all life in its current form. But this is an illusion. The discovery of the geological age of Earth has given us access to the secrets behind the magic. The subsequent discovery of Evolution has revealed the mechanism behind the illusion of creative design.
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This easy going article outlines some of the obvious flaws in astrology and fortune telling.
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Do any nonhuman animals (henceforth animals) have an understanding of minds, either their own or the minds of others? A very good question, which Thomas Harris (former Unlimited student and current University of Canterbury student) explores in this essay.
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Thomas Harris has constructed an engaging dialogue based upon the question: Why isn’t true belief sufficient for knowledge?
Thomas studied Philosophy at Unlimited (UPT) and is currently studying Philosophy at the University of Canterbury. An accomplished musician, he intends to branch out and move his studies to the Christchurch City Jazz School.
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Sam Wagener is a year 12 student at Unlimited Paenga Tawhiti. In this essay Sam explores some of the problems with communism.
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