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268:, Kieran Brayford writes that the 'book is terse, lively, and enjoyable' and that he would 'especially recommend it to those who feel instinctively rankled by its idealist leanings. There is enough in the book to maybe change your mind.' In popular writings and lectures about idealism, Tartaglia has emphasized its near universality within world culture and its ability to preserve common sense intuitions. 208:, Williams' line of questioning concerned the lack of moral guidance that his neutral nihilism offers. In response to a similar line of questioning from Rabbi Adam Jacobs, Tartaglia said the problem with using the meaning of life as a basis for moral judgements is that, "nobody's ever been able to agree on what it is." In a review of 292:... to explore some particularly difficult current issues. This approach works extraordinarily well, the pieces - all first takes - mixing expressive solo tenor lines and childlike, often wordless singing over marching beats ... Not an easy listen, as if its subject matter would allow that, but certainly a hugely rewarding one.' 283:
performed by two vocalists and a trio of tenor saxophone (Tartaglia), double bass and drums. It features five of Tartaglia's compositions that were inspired by news stories at the time: 'Paedophile Priest', 'Asylum Seeker', 'Economic Migrant', 'Peace Process' and 'Weapons of Mass Destruction'. In a
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Tartaglia argues that nihilism is an evaluatively neutral fact about reality; nihilism is not a negative state of affairs, as it is standardly assumed to be, nor a positive state of affairs, as per the 'Sunny Nihilism' defended by Wendy Syfret. When Tartaglia was questioned by
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in 2002, where he stayed to become Professor of Metaphysical Philosophy in 2017; his inaugural lecture was a jazz-philosophy fusion performance entitled, “I’m Gonna Tell You the Meaning of Life”.  He is an Associate Editor at the journal
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as if she were tormenting vocalist Sonja Morgenstein with the cosmic pessimism being expressed; Tartaglia explains the concepts behind this performance in his article, 'Jazz-Philosophy Fusion'.
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endorsed as 'a major work of philosophy by one of the UK's most original philosophers', Tartaglia focuses on metaphysical idealism, for which he provides five arguments: the first about
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in 1993, but soon switched to philosophy. He obtained a BA (1996), M.Phil. (1998) and Ph.D. (2001) in philosophy from UCL, where he studied with
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Nihilism can make you happier, even in the Covid era. No really, let me explain
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Nihilism and the Meaning of Life: A Philosophical Dialogue with James Tartaglia
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whose "jazz-philosophy fusion" combines jazz music with philosophical ideas.
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Simon Adams, Jazz Journal International, March 2004, Volume 57, Number 3
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Good news for nihilists? Life is meaningless after all, say philosophers
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from 2001 to 2002 and then was appointed Lecturer in Philosophy at
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Mind, Language, and Metaphilosophy: Early Philosophical Papers
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Young Jazz Competition in 1991 and successfully auditioned in
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was published in 2017, featuring responses to the book from
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Richard Rorty: Critical Assessments of Leading Philosophers
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Why it's okay that life has no meaning | James Tartaglia
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Ebook free online from Journal of Philosophy of Life
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Philosophy in a Technological World: Gods and Titans
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Portsmouth
University College London
www.jamestartaglia.com
idealism
existential nihilism
jazz
saxophonist
Portsmouth
Hereford
alto saxophone
Cannonball Adderley
Daily Telegraph
Frankfurt
Berklee College of Music
Boston
George Garzone
University College London
Tim Crane
J.J. Valberg
University of Birmingham
Keele University
Human Affairs
Rowan Williams
BBC Radio 4
Moral Maze
Karl Jaspars
David E. Cooper
ineffability
Philip Goff
Ronald A. Kuipers

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