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Volume X, No.2 (Spring 2009)
Volume X, No. 2 Spring 2009
LYCEUM
Lucretius’ Venus and Mars Reconsidered
M. D. Moorman
The Ethics of Memory in Thomas Hobbes’ Leviathan
Benjamin Tucker
Internal Injuries:
Some Further Concerns
with Intercultural and Transhistorical Critique
Colin Wysman
Universal Injuries
Need Not Wound Internal Values:
A Response to Wysman
Jordan Bartol
Enumerative Induction as a Subset of Inference to the Best Explanation
Laith Al-Shawaf
On Epistemology of the Celestial Realm
Aditya Singh
Unhappy Humans and Happy Pigs
Joshua Seigal
Atheism and the Assumptions of Science and Religion
Christina S. Chen
A Publication of the Philosophy Department
Saint Anselm College