The ethical and the historical
ethical propositions
law and morality
ius commune
points of jurisprudence
kant column
imperial jurisprudence
crime and punishment
e-business card/e-mail
contract-talk
old and new philosophy
art
recent concerns with philosophy
in absentia
Becoming Something.
One never actually becomes “something”. One becomes…
In other words, we may frame things - points reached, things achieved, events. But they are done and gone! They’ve happened!
So we are always looking back, linking on to past events, forgetful in all of this that there never is actually such a thing as a standing-still event, forgetful that Time rushes over the event as well as reflection upon it.
Anyone interested in Philosophy,Ethics,Law will hopefully find something of some reward amongst the above selection of writings.
Thomas Stuart Midgley
