Gary James Jason Knihy

Exploring the intersection of cinema and philosophy, this collection of essays delves into the deeper meanings and implications of film as an art form. The author examines various cinematic techniques, narrative structures, and the philosophical questions they raise, inviting readers to reflect on the nature of reality, perception, and the human experience. By analyzing significant films and directors, the essays illuminate how cinema can both challenge and enrich our understanding of life and existence.

This study of Manchester football during the period 1840 to 1919, by leading sports historian Gary James, contextualises the sport's emergence, development and establishment through to its position as the city's leading team sport, and identifies the communities who developed football. -- .

From an icon in the gay community comes this fascinating memoir.

While considerable discussion has taken place regarding scientific discovery, we are still in the dark about what a «logic» of discovery should look like. In this work, the author argues that formal dialogue theory is the best candidate for a logic of discovery. Formal dialogue logic is explored in detail. More broadly, a view of knowledge is put forward which encourages exploring the epistemological aspects of discovery.

Philosophic Thoughts: Essays on Logic and Philosophy comprises a collection of essays on logic and philosophy. Topics included in the four sections are informal logic, formal dialogue logic and its applications in computer science, epistemology and philosophy of science, ethical issues, teaching philosophy, free will, and postmodern philosophy.