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OU on the BBC: Justice: A Lesson In LyingCreative Commons Image Creativity+ Timothy K Hamilton under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

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15 February 2011

You should never lie. Or... should you? Michael Sandel considers when lies might be the right thing to do - and why truth is sometimes... Read more : OU on the BBC: Justice: A Lesson In Lying

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Appearance and reality: in conversation with Derren Brown Featuring: video, The Open University

By Nigel Warburton (The Open University), Derren Brown (Guest)

27 September 2010

Nigel Warburton talks to psychological illusionist Derren Brown about appearance and reality, and what kind of people are most gullible. Read more : Appearance and reality: in conversation with Derren Brown

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History lessons: Part 2Creative Commons Image k8lane under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Dr Stuart Mitchell (The Open University)

05 March 2008

What can we actually learn from history - besides history itself? Does the story of overcoming cholera, for example have lessons for today? Read more : History lessons: Part 2

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Trust in Plato's RepublicControlled

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30 August 2006

Dr Carolyn Price considers the theme of Trust in Plato's work "The Republic". Read more : Trust in Plato's Republic

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06 January 2006

Do Tinseltown's mulitplex thrills stand up to scientific scrutiny? Read more : OU on the BBC: Hollywood Science

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Why Study Philosophers?BBC

By Dr Derek Matravers (The Open University)

21 November 2005

Derek Matravers considers what makes someone a philosopher and what makes a philosopher representative. Read more : Why Study Philosophers?

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Pages tagged as Truth

OU on the BBC: Justice: A Lesson In LyingCreative Commons Image Creativity+ Timothy K Hamilton under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

Appearance and reality: in conversation with Derren Brown Featuring: video, The Open University

History lessons: Part 2Creative Commons Image k8lane under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

Trust in Plato's RepublicControlled

OU on the BBC: Hollywood ScienceCopyrighted Image The Open University / Karen Parker

Why Study Philosophers?BBC