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Thinkers At War

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THINKERS AT WAR – Thomas Paine

Iain King evaluates the life and work of journalist, politician, and firebrand Tom Paine.…

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THINKERS AT WAR – Marcus Aurelius

Iain King looks as the philosophy of Emperor Marcus Aurelius One of Rome’s most remarkable rulers, Marcus Aurelius (AD 121-180) is commonly…

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Thinkers at War: Chairman Mao

Iain King explores the military career of Chairman Mao China’s official view of Mao is that he was ‘70% right and 30%…

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Thinkers at War – John Rawls

‘To each according to his threat advantage does not count as a principle of justice.’ John Rawls, A Theory of Justice, 1971…

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THINKERS AT WAR – Clausewitz

‘War is an act of violence to compel our opponent to fulfil our will. War is an act of violence pushed to…

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THINKERS AT WAR – Wittgenstein

Cambridge philosopher Iain King discovers a First World War artilleryman with a revolutionary treatise in his backpack. Born in 1889 into the…

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THINKERS AT WAR – Descartes

Cambridge philosopher Iain King continues his series on the relationship between war and thought. Was the founder of modern philosophy a spy…

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Thinkers at War – Hitler

Iain King takes a hard look at how the First World War turned Hitler into a Fascist.  The ‘Great War’ had a…

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THINKERS AT WAR – Socrates

Cambridge philosopher Iain King begins a new series looking at how great thinkers were shaped by war. He begins with Socrates, the…


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