Essays
Discovering John Macmurray
by Philip Hunt, Fellowship member.
A beginner’s guide to Macmurray in a philosophical context
by Paul Gee, Fellowship member.
The Philosophy Of John Macmurray: An Introduction to its Distinctive Features
by Michael Edwards. Address at the John Macmurray Fellowship Annual Conference Woodbrooke, Birmingham, October 2002.
Education of the Emotions – A Practical Example
by Robert McKechnie, Head of Guidance at Broad Oak School in Weston-super-Mare from 1971 to 1986.
THE CRISIS OF THE PERSONAL: MACMURRAY, POSTMODERNISM, AND THE CHALLENGE OF PHILOSOPHY TODAY by Eleanor M. Godway. Originally published in Appraisal Vol. 8 No. 1 March 2010, the journal of The Society for Post-Critical and Personalist Studies (SPCPS) and reproduced here with permission.
A PUBLIC PHILOSOPHER: MACMURRAY AND THE BBC, 1930 TO 1941 By Philip Hunt, Chairman, John Macmurray Fellowship, 2001. This is a thoroughly researched and detailed account of John Macmurray’s relationship with the BBC during “the period of the ‘miniature renaissance’, from its promising beginning in 1930, through the demise of the Central Council for Broadcast Adult Education in 1934, to the virtual end of the Listening Groups in 1941.” Click here to read