Books by John Haldane

Academic essays

 

Articles

 

Reviews

  • Sol LeWitt and David Tremlett (Art Monthly)

    Sol LeWitt and David Tremlett (Art Monthly)

    Art Monthly, October 1999. Sol Lewitt and David Tremlett. La Morra, ,Barolo, Italy Applying bright colours to the plaster walls of chapels at the commission of private patrons is hardly a novel practice, especially in […]

     
 

Editing

  • St Andrews Studies in Philosophy and Public Affairs

    St Andrews Studies in Philosophy and Public Affairs

    St Andrews Studies in Philosophy and Public Affairs This series was founded in 2004 by John Haldane and is under his general editorship. The series includes monographs, collections of essays and occasional anthologies of source […]

     
 

Broadcasts

 

Interviews

  • Curbing Violence

    Curbing Violence

    “Curbing Violence,” Centre for Public Christianity, Sydney Interview

     
 

Lectures

  • The Role of the Public Intellectual

    The Role of the Public Intellectual

    “The Role of the Public Intellectual,” Conference on Identity in the Public Arena, Excelsia College. Keynote Lecture

     
 

Biography

  • Academic Career

    Academic Career

    Positions. 1. St. Joseph's School, Abbey Wood, London. Head of Art Department. 1976-79. 2. University of St Andrews: Lecturer in Moral Philosophy. 1983-90. Reader in Philosophy. 1990-94. Professor of Philosophy. 1994-present. Director, Centre for Ethics, […]

     
 

Kolnai Publishing Project

  • Aurel Kolnai

    Aurel Kolnai

    The life and Work of Aurel Kolnai John Haldane Aurel Kolnai was born in Budapest in 1900 and educated at the Royal Lutheran Gymnasium (currently the Budapest-Fasori EvangĂ©likus Gimnázium) from which he matriculated in 1918 […]

     
 

Anscombe Publishing Project

  • G.E.M. Anscombe

    G.E.M. Anscombe

    The life and Work of Elizabeth Anscombe John Haldane Elizabeth Anscombe was a remarkable and formidable woman, an exceptional philosopher and a committed Roman Catholic. While orders of intellectual greatness are hard to assign particularly […]