Ethics and Politics

• How much should a rich person give to prevent a poor person from dying prematurely?
• What have human rights to do with morality?
• The moral prisoner's dilemma
• A doubtful utopia
• How to solve the problems of the House of Lords and Electoral Reform in one go.

How people look

• Faces
• The Judgment of Paris: Preface, Introductory, Story, Masterpiece, Morals, The Judgment of Beauty, Sex and Power, Appendix,

Essay disguised as Speculative Fiction

• The Timoshenka Message - future history hokem.

During my days as a part-time Humanities student at Memorial University of Newfoundland I collected some of the essays above with others in a "Journal" that was examined at the end of the programme. As the first chapter of the Journal I tried some Adorno-esque writing which says something about empiricist ethics, but not in a very direct way.

Sonnetary Confinement (Poetic self-indulgence)

For a course on autobiography, I created a hypertext account of my adolescence. This was supposed to illustrate how carefully-constructed hypertext allows readers to shape narrative just through their link choices. Or something.