Idealism to Realism- Representing London in Black British Writing: Reading Samuel Selvon’s <i>The Lonely Londoners</i>

Internal Realism: Transcendental Idealism?

Resource allocation: idealism, realism, pragmatism, openness.

Lewis and Charny have come under siege for suggesting remote questioning to decide appropriate medical care. While the criticisms are theoretically valid, the idea is so important practically that Lewis and Charny should be supported and their approach investigated as a way of making medical treatment at least more open and possibly more fair.

ACCENT: Letters to a lonely God VIEWPOINT: Rethinking London

D uarte , a U niversity of N otre D am e g rad u a te in 1948, w as of­ fe red an en thusiastic official recep tion as he began a s ta te v isit and he showed his ap ­ p recia tion for U.S. support by k issing an A m erican flag dis­ p layed on the W hite House South Lawn. A fter a cerem ony th a t fea­ tu red full m ilita ry honors, R eag an said peace prospects for C en tral A m erica have be...

Black British Women’s Writing: Tracing the Tradition and New Directions

Panel 1: Beyond Narratives of Unbelonging? (Westlain, 217) ‘Ruin and Recovery: A Spatial Reading of Diana Evans’s Fiction Suzanne Scafe (London South Bank University) In Evans’s 26a, the character, Georgia, speaks of her ruin in spatial terms. It is both a place and a time of loss. Recovery too is a place ‘to find the ones we have lost, the unruined, the ones we dream of becoming again’ (103). ...

Seminar 3 : Moore ’ s Journey from Idealism to Realism to Common Sense Part 1 : Becoming

Early Days: Kantian Freedom and Extreme Realism Moore entered Cambridge University as an undergraduate in 1892 intending to study classics. There he met another undergraduate, Bertrand Russell, who convinced him to switch to philosophy. His teachers included the Absolute Idealist, J.M.E. McTaggart and the ethicist Henry Sidgwick, both of whom had an influence on him that was reflected in his 18...