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  • ...he university of "institutional transphobia." A group of over 200 academic philosophers from the UK signed an open letter in support of Stock's academic freedom. ...
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  • ...bates on ethics and policy. He has appeared on radio programs such as the *Philosophers' Zone* on ABC, discussing topics like the moral implications of immigration - An archived interview on the *Philosophers' Zone* is available at [ABC](https://archive.is/28vV8). ...
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  • [[Category:Philosophers]] [[Category:Pre-Socratic philosophers]] ...
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  • ...the role of beauty and grace in evoking emotional responses in audiences. Philosophers such as Adi Shankaracharya and Ramanuja have also discussed the interplay b ...
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  • ...y principle]] may not hold universally. For instance, some theologians and philosophers contend that divine intervention or quantum indeterminacy could disrupt nat ...
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  • ...goras left no writings, so his ideas are known through later followers and philosophers. Over time, legend and history became intertwined, but his impact was profo ...
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  • ...cademia and activism. Scholars such as [[Marxism]]-inspired economists and philosophers remain engaged in debates about its relevance in addressing contemporary is ...
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  • Modern philosophers such as [[Alfred North Whitehead]] have described [[Plato]] as "the most im ...
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  • ...Parliament of the Gods*. His *Dialogues of the Dead* focuses on the Cynic philosophers Diogenes and Menippus. Other works, such as *Philosophies for Sale* and *Th ...
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  • The study of [[Political tolerance]] has roots in the Enlightenment, with philosophers such as John Stuart Mill advocating for freedom of expression as a cornerst ...
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  • ...xpressed in England in the 17th century. By the late 18th century, leading philosophers such as John Locke had published works that spread around the European cont ...
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  • ...the erosion of moral and intellectual standards. He famously proposed that philosophers must "live in two worlds"—engaging with the demands of the political order ...
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  • ...e was influenced by the works of Leo Strauss and other classical political philosophers. He later pursued graduate studies at Harvard University, earning a Ph.D. i ...
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  • ...ges and continue to be studied in academic and literary circles worldwide. Philosophers such as Friedrich Nietzsche and Jean-Paul Sartre have cited Dostoevsky as a ...
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  • *[http://feministphilosophers.wordpress.com Feminist Philosophers] ...
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  • ...is apparently obvious fact first arose among 19th century European natural philosophers, although many feminists who espouse it are apparently unaware of its origi ...
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