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Introducing
A
QUESTION OF BELIEF
Philosophical Dialogues by John
O�Loughlin
Which can be
previewed via
the link below the following brief Centretruths
editorial:–
John O�Loughlin
first got the idea of writing a collection of
dialogues in 1978 from reading the eighteenth-century French
philosopher Diderot, one of the great
masters of the genre, and the
result, several weeks later, was that he had written four fairly
lengthy
philosophical dialogues, which enabled him to continue developing the
dualistic
theories begun the previous year (1977) and included in both Between Truth and Illusion (which contains his first ever philosophical dialogue)
and The Illusory Truth. The subject-matter of
these more thematically-advanced dialogues ranges from book collecting
as an
art and the morality of films, to the influence of astrology on writers
and
retrospective perspectives on history, including recent history, and
although
they tend, on the basis of didactic disquisition rather than mere
conversation,
to be a touch one-sided, they are at least broad enough to be of some
interest
to the general reader. – A Centretruths �ditorial
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