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19 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 019 (Spring 1978) / Editorial

18 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 018 (Autumn 1977) / Editorial

17 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 017 (Summer 1977) / Editorial

16 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 016 (Spring 1977) / Editorial

Dialectics

by Radical Philosophy / RP 014 (Summer 1976) / Editorial

Philosophy Festival

by Radical Philosophy / RP 012 (Winter 1975) / Editorial

Belgrade Protest

by Radical Philosophy / RP 011 (Summer 1975) / Editorial

Threats to Swansea Students

by Radical Philosophy / RP 010 (Spring 1975) / Editorial

The Swansea Affair

by Radical Philosophy / RP 009 (Winter 1974) / Editorial

8 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 008 (Summer 1974) / Editorial

7 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 007 (Spring 1974) / Editorial

6 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 006 (Winter 1973) / Editorial

5 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 005 (Summer 1973) / Editorial

4 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 004 (Spring 1973) / Editorial

3 Editorial

by Radical Philosophy / RP 003 (Winter 1972) / Editorial

Founding Statement (Frontispiece)

by Radical Philosophy / RP 001 (Spring 1972) / Editorial

Contemporary British philosophy is at a dead end. Its academic practitioners have all but abandoned the attempt to understand the world, let alone to change it. They have made philosophy into a narrow and specialised academic subject of little relevance or interest to anyone outside the small circle of Professional Philosophers.

Many students and teachers …