A C Grayling
Articles by a c grayling
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Arts & Culture
Playing God
- 27 November 2006
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Religious belief is not just a philosophical issue - it divides families and societies. That is why theatre is uniquely placed to explore it
Ideas
NS Essay - 'If we did anything questionable in the war, we should have the maturity to admit it and learn from it'
- 27 February 2006
The area bombing of civilians by the Allies in the lead-up to 1945 went beyond the limits of a just war, argues A C Grayling. If historians refuse to accept this, they are irresponsible and wrong
Books
We've never had it so good. It has become fashionable to do down the present - whether because of television, consumerism or political correctness. But did things really used to be so much better? A C Grayling stands up for modern life
- 23 January 2006
Plato's Children: the state we are in
Anthony O'Hear Gibson Square Books, 239pp, £14.99
ISBN 1903933463
The Retreat of Reason: political correctness and the corruption of public debate in modern Britain
Anthony Browne Civitas, 94pp, £9.50
Books
Erotic adventures
- 28 November 2005
Memoirs of My Dead Life
George Moore Kessinger Publishing, 312pp, £21.44
ISBN 1417931949
Ideas
NS Essay - 'Religious radicals want to limit our freedoms, so to curb free speech is to give them exactly what they want'
- 18 July 2005
After the events of 7 July, the proposed law to criminalise incitement to racial hatred is even more dangerous, argues A C Grayling. Such laws simply provide weapons for all sides to attack each other
Society
NS Profile - Bernard Williams
- 02 September 2002
Harold Wilson's philosopher of porn is our greatest thinker on ethics, offering a vision of truth as triumphing over all. Bernard Williams profiled by A C Grayling
International Politics
Fighting is a last resort
- 12 August 2002
Aquinas defined the just war. Few conflicts have ever met his criteria
Society
Kant and the Queen Mother
- 08 April 2002
Philosophers have argued that actions have no moral worth unless done out of a sense of duty. So did this make her late majesty supremely moral? A C Graylingdiscusses
Society
How to make the traffic flow
- 04 March 2002
A C Graylingthinks his scheme for London's cars is better than Ken Livingstone's
Arts & Culture
The age of ignorance
- 30 July 2001
Why bother with the classics today? Our lack of knowledge about ancient civilisation leaves us blind to a true understanding of the modern world, argues A C Grayling
