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Tamás Demeter, David Hume and the Culture of Scottish Newtonianism | Journal of Scottish Philosophy
Since ideas are not only copies of impressions but may generate new impressions in the imagination, we can imagine an unobserved shade of blue by generating within ourselves the impressions of ... Or, to take a related example, consider Hume's contrast
Publishing World Christianity Locally and Globally: Opportunities and Ethics | Studies in World Christianity
Publishing on World Christianity depends heavily on research completed in the Global South. Yet making the fruits of such research available to Global South communities through accessible publicati...
Explaining your qualifications | Careers Service | Careers Service
Our advice on how to present your qualifications in applications, including if they're from a different country.
Telephones | Computing | Information Services
A comprehensive guide to the University of Edinburgh’s telephone service.
Hannah Zeavin, The Distance Cure: A History of Teletherapy | Psychoanalysis and History
The most remarkable example of a new treatment generating a new form of therapeutic intimacy comes, however, in a thrilling fourth chapter (‘Auto-Intimacy’) on the rise of automated, algorithmic therapies.
Careers for Social Good (8 - 12 February 2027) | Careers Service | Careers Service
Each year we run Careers for Social Good to shine a light on a variety of third sector and public sector careers with social impact, providing insight, inspiration and advice for students and graduates.
Morroni group | Centre for Reproductive Health | Centre for Reproductive Health
Global Sexual and Reproductive Health
Trouble Sleeping | Multi-Faith and Belief Chaplaincy, For All Faiths and None | Chaplaincy
Drop-in posts written by Dr Kitty Wheater.
Sicario and the Cinematic Infrastructures of Necroplasticity | Film-Philosophy
A borderland thriller with an imperial unconscious, Sicario (Denis Villeneuve, 2015) is a film of our time. Drawing audiences into a world of ambient threat and righteous but morally ambiguous reve...
Kierkegaard and the Education of Anxiety in A Fortunate Man: A Labyrinth of Inwardness | Film-Philosophy
In this article, we examine the lights and shadows of the inwardness of spiritual life that constitutes the human self through the drama of Per Sidenius in the film by the Danish director Bille Aug...