Former prime minister Tony Abbott said that he was not going to rush in to a decision about his future. Lukas Coch/AAPTony Abbott has extended his Christmas deadline for a decision on his future – and it sounds like he is inclined to stay in parliament.
In comments that will irk his critics within the government, the former prime minister...
Clockwise from TL Kant Fichte Hegel SchellingIt is natural to adopt a cynical view of the global climate change conference now taking place outside Paris. Behind the noble public declarations self-interest is ruthlessly asserted in the private negotiating rooms. Rules are bent, scrutiny is resisted and numbers are manipulated to hide emissions.
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Engie's renewable energy installation outside the Paris climate conference.Reuters/Stephane MaheIn their recent book Climate Change, Capitalism, and Corporations: Processes of Creative Self-Destruction, Christopher Wright and Daniel Nyberg argue that “the reputation risk that flows from an association with (greenhouse gas) pollution has...
Heidegger, November 1933, with other NS professors.For anyone who follows the contemporary philosophical scene, and has not decided they know enough to not want to know any more, the debates concerning Martin Heidegger’s Nazism are pretty unhappy fare.
Yet Heidegger’s decision to publish his notebooks, the so-called Black Books in 2014,...
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