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• Professor Peter Adamson of Kings College London has started a new series of podcasts covering the history of philosophy. There's full information here and it's also available through iTunes. #
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• tpm is supporting a public lecture by Professor Onora O’Neill, "Why Humanities?" on Thursday 4th November at 6pm, at Senate House, London. For full details and registration, see here. The event is organised by the Institute of Philosophy and the Birkbeck Institute for the Humanities. #
• tpm editor-in-chief Julian Baggini is one of the people taking part in the Philosophy in the City festival in Liverpool from 9th to 24th October. Full details of the programme here. #
• tpm editor Julian Baggini's book Complaint is now out in paperback. There's a podcast interview about the book here, a Guardian Comment is Free piece related to it here, you can , or you could just buy it here! #