Nick Nielsen·Aug 25, 2024Fernand Braudel and the Structures of Historical TimePart of a Series on the Philosophy of History
Loaded Dice·Dec 18, 2023Stapledonian Christmas treeПорой наступает неловкий миг, когда всерьез задумываешься, не суждено ли андроидам под началом Google (а то и нам, мясным и яйценосным)…
Loaded Dice·Dec 18, 2023Sometimes that confusing moment comes when you wonder whether such offer would suggest a…And who knows, maybe it’s better to shoot first and Play Protect later? C. S. Lewis would definitely agreed, had he got such a Christmas…
InGregory B. Sadler, Ph.D.byGregory Sadler - That Philosophy Guy·Jun 8, 2022A Curious Sense of Taste in Olaf Stapledon’s Starmakerimagine cultures of humans with vastly richer senses of taste and smell!
InTuring ChurchbyGiulio Prisco·Sep 28, 2020Spaceflight: The only valid case for waitingWe must promise ourselves great adventures in space as soon as we have solved our urgent problems here on Earth.
InTuring ChurchbyGiulio Prisco·Aug 15, 2018Olaf Stapledon and the possibility of technological resurrectionPhilosopher and science fiction writer Olaf Stapledon didn’t see the possibility of technological resurrection. Why? He had the building…A response icon1A response icon1
InTuring ChurchbyGiulio Prisco·Nov 24, 2017Space-Time, Matter, Mind, God: Samuel Alexander’s natural theologyWriting 100 years ago, Samuel Alexander proposed a sober scientific theology that seems to me very modern, and very close to mine. In his…A response icon1A response icon1
InTuring ChurchbyGiulio Prisco·May 5, 2017All those Everett worldsAfter republishing the old essay “Shadows and the concept of self,” which Richard L. Miller and I first wrote in 2005, I have been doing…
InTuring ChurchbyGiulio Prisco·Nov 20, 2016Star Maker: the cosmic theology of Olaf StapledonIn my recent tribute to Sir Arthur C. Clarke I cited earlier science fiction writer and philosopher Olaf Stapledon, who had a profound…A response icon2A response icon2
