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Corvus is an undergraduate philosophy journal published by Dalhousie University's undergaduate philosophy society. Corvus is subject to anonymous peer review by Dalhousie Graduate students in the department of philosophy.
Volume 25
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Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Andrew Fenton, Foreword
- Alan Iturriaga and William Delise, Editorial
- James Godsall, "In the Shadow of a Colossus: The Influence of Plato’s Timaeus on Lucan’s Cosmology"
- Elisha W. A. Smith, "Individualist Fictional Realism"
- Mark Mann, "A Difference in Manner, not Matter: A Theological Defense of Anne Conway’s Metaphysics"
- Anna Michelin, "Claims Surrounding the Feminization of Higher Education: a Form of Misogyny"
- Emmett Paul, "In the Pursuit of Ecstacy"
- George Arnott, "Be No Man’s Lackey? Kantian Duties of Parenthood and Self in the Face of Coercive Labour"
- Zoe Schacter Beiles, "The Existential Gene: Existential Ramifications of Genetic Intervention on the Child"
- Amelia Bidini-Taylor, "The Individual Harms of an Attention Economy: An Analysis of Castro and Pham’s Is the Attention Economy Noxious?"
- Backmatter
- Co-Editor: Alan Iturriaga
- Co-Editor, Typographer: William Delise
- Treasurer: Larissa Wilks
- Faculty Advisor: Andrew Fenton
- Peer Reviewer: Clarisse Paron
- Peer Reviewer: Julia Chiavegato
- Peer Reviewer: Lara Millman
- Peer Reviewer: Drew Badgley