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26 Nov 2013: There is still an 'aristocracy of sex' in the world of philosophy, says Jonathan Wolff, where women find it hard to thrive
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24 Mar 2011:
Writers line up to debate whether it's time to consider the UK becoming a republic
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6 Oct 2010: Mary Warnock: Calls for a return to faith assume God is the only moral authority, but sympathy with human need is the bedrock of good behaviour
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5 Sep 2010:
Mary Warnock: The latest outbreak of hostilities between atheists and believers rehearses the same old confusion about what God stands for
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18 Apr 2010: Mary Warnock: For many older people, being a burden on the young is their greatest fear, leading to too many fractured families
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28 Mar 2010:
Mary Warnock: Daphne Park broke barriers in MI6 and at Oxford and had more fun doing it than her heirs could hope for
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26 Mar 2010:
Melissa Benn: A good school helps every student develop to the full, not divide them up into academic and practical streams at puberty
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21 Mar 2010:
Though people may be scrupulous about their conduct in a private capacity, they are embarrassed to use the vocabulary of morals when it comes to public life
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7 Mar 2010:
Mary Warnock: However revolted we are by them, both Peter Sutcliffe and Jon Venables deserve society's protection
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14 Feb 2010:
Mary Warnock: Falling and being in love is a glorious feeling. We need a different word to describe our love for our neighbour
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5 Jul 2009:
Mary Warnock: For some of us it might be a blessing to die in the great pandemic of 2009 rather than in some more humiliating way
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21 Jun 2009:
Mary Warnock, 85, Stephana Thomson, 87, Jean Crossley, 100
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8 Feb 2009:
Mary Warnock: The sanctity of life is seldom invoked except in cases when shortening a pitiful life is contemplated
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