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Louis MacNeice

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Beyond Chatter

Beyond Chatter

Sean Sheehan

Making sense: the ‘antiphilosophical’ philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein

Spreading Civilisation

Spreading Civilisation

Eoin Dillon

Lecky, liberalism and Britain’s role as world leader

The English School

The English School

Paul O’Mahoney

A defence of the centrality of history to  international relations

A State of Chassis

A State of Chassis

John Fanning

How neoliberalism hollows out liberalism and democracy

Luminous Spaces

Luminous Spaces

David Lloyd

Seamus Deane’s contribution to the formulation of a new republicanism

The Primacy of Politics

The Primacy of Politics

Conor McCarthy

The thinkers and thought that underlay the War of Independence

Greed or Good?

Greed or Good?

John Fanning

Business and politics: two views on how they should interact

Writers United

Writers United

Alena Dvořáková

The pros and cons of bringing writers together in a corporate body

Death Attracts Us

Death Attracts Us

Stephen Dunne

A compassionate portrayal of the professionals of the dying trade

Pass the Parcel

Pass the Parcel

Enda O’Doherty

Ways in which knowledge was disseminated in early modern Europe

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