Folded Papers
Gemma MasonA personal substack with musings on philosophy and politics.
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Women's Rights have a Purpose. So does Liberalism.
Aspasia Conversing with Socrates and Alcibiades, Nicolas-André Monsiau, 1801
At the beginning of the year I spent at Cambridge, I met a man who would go on to be a good friend while I was there. He was an aesthetically-oriented conservativ...
For and Against Personality
So far from its being his person, what is sacred in a human being is the impersonal in him.
Everything which is impersonal in man is sacred, and nothing else.
In our days, when writers and scientists have so oddly usurped the pl...
Time and Metaphysics
This post, I must warn you, is one long digression based on what was at the time a somewhat under-researched side remark in a comment I made on a episode. Properly giving substance to what I was getting at would probably have taken a good-...
What Doesn't Kill You
When my son was just barely two years old, we stumbled on a game. I would lie down with one knee bent to make a tunnel for him to crawl under. Partway through, I would collapse the tunnel and declare “Oh no, you’re stuck!” He would shriek w...
Science rightly impinges on Virtue Ethics
Close-up on a botanical drawing of iris reticulata, also known as the netted iris or snow iris. Artist: Shirley Hibberd, 1871.
Iris Murdoch’s philosophical writing, in the manner of a novelist, often contains subtle allusions. Modern acade...
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Writer, origami enthusiast, agnostic Quaker. My academic background is in mathematics and my interests are all over the place.
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