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Anthony O'Hear OBE (born 1942 in Cleethorpes) is a British philosopher. He is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Buckingham and Head of the Department of Education. He is Honorary Director of the Royal Institute of Philosophy and editor of its journal Philosophy and co-founder of the Journal of Applied Philosophy with Brenda Almond. He is also editor emeritus of The Fortnightly Review's new series.

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rdfs:comment	Anthony O'Hear OBE (born 1942 in Cleethorpes) is a British philosopher. He is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Buckingham and Head of the Department of Education. He is Honorary Director of the Royal Institute of Philosophy and editor of its journal Philosophy and co-founder of the Journal of Applied Philosophy with Brenda Almond. He is also editor emeritus of The Fortnightly Review's new series. (en) Anthony O'Hear est un philosophe britannique, professeur de philosophie à l'université de Buckingham et directeur du département de l'éducation. Il est directeur honoraire du (en) et rédacteur en chef de sa revue Philosophy. Il est également coéditeur de la nouvelle série de (en). (fr)
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has abstract	Anthony O'Hear OBE (born 1942 in Cleethorpes) is a British philosopher. He is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Buckingham and Head of the Department of Education. He is Honorary Director of the Royal Institute of Philosophy and editor of its journal Philosophy and co-founder of the Journal of Applied Philosophy with Brenda Almond. He is also editor emeritus of The Fortnightly Review's new series. O'Hear was a Government special adviser on education for approximately ten years. He was especially influential during the time of Margaret Thatcher and John Major as Prime Minister when he was teaching at Bradford University. He continues to be active in conservative circles, especially in advocating social conservatism. His relationship with New Labour was more troubled. Tony Blair- who was himself criticised for having "exploited (her) death for political ends... gushing about the People's Princess, standing at the airport to receive her coffin as if he were the Head of State"- dismissed O'Hear as an "old-fashioned snob" for his views on Diana, Princess of Wales (views which obtained substantial media coverage). A. N. Wilson wrote in support of O'Hear's view: "When Professor Anthony O'Hear claimed that Diana represented "fake Britain", many a bosom will have returned an echo. His claim that she stood for "the evaluation of feeling, image and spontaneity over reason, reality and restraint" might have been ignored, had not its sour tone been almost justified by the response of the Prime Minister." O'Hear has, however, endorsed the cultural policies of the Attlee government. (en) Anthony O'Hear est un philosophe britannique, professeur de philosophie à l'université de Buckingham et directeur du département de l'éducation. Il est directeur honoraire du (en) et rédacteur en chef de sa revue Philosophy. Il est également coéditeur de la nouvelle série de (en). O’Hear a occupé le poste de conseiller spécial à l'éducation pendant quelque dix ans. Il était particulièrement influent à l'époque où Margaret Thatcher et John Major étaient premier ministre lorsqu'il enseignait à l'université Bradford. Il est toujours actif dans les cercles conservateurs, en particulier dans la promotion du conservatisme social. Ses relations avec le New Labour ont été plus tourmentées. Tony Blair l'a qualifié de « snob de la vieille école » pour ses opinions sur Diana, princesse de Galles (opinions qui lui ont valu une importante couverture médiatique). (fr)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Roger Scruton Royal Institute of Philosophy Brenda Almond Death of Diana, Princess of Wales List of philosophers born in the 20th century Peter Glassen University of Buckingham Index of philosophy articles (A–C) O'Hear, Anthony William Newton-Smith Denis Boyles Oswald Spengler List of In Our Time programmes The Fortnightly Review 2018 New Year Honours

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