I've posted on this subject before. I just came across this little article:
Richard Norman on Whether Atheists Can Appreciate Religious Art
Nigel Warburton
November 27, 2006
Showing posts with label Richard Norman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Norman. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Michel Onfray symposium
Atheism à la mode by Caspar Melville, New Humanist, July/August 2007
Symposium on Michel Onfray’s In Defence of Atheism, just published in the UK. Contributors: Richard Norman, Julian Baggini, Jonathan Rée, Doug Ireland.
I am not so thrilled about the panelists. Richard Norman ought to have done better. Julian Baggini is an improvement. Jonathan Rée has lost his mind, how different he is now that when he was interested in working class philosophers back in the '80s.
Note: This is the book published as Atheist Manifesto in the USA.
Symposium on Michel Onfray’s In Defence of Atheism, just published in the UK. Contributors: Richard Norman, Julian Baggini, Jonathan Rée, Doug Ireland.
I am not so thrilled about the panelists. Richard Norman ought to have done better. Julian Baggini is an improvement. Jonathan Rée has lost his mind, how different he is now that when he was interested in working class philosophers back in the '80s.
Note: This is the book published as Atheist Manifesto in the USA.
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