Sophia journal
Sophia is a non-profit journal, first published in 1998, intended to provide a forum for undergraduate student papers. It is run by the Philosophy Students Union.

2020-2022 - Volume XVI
2019 - Volume XV
- Sophia XV Cover (pdf)
 - Sophia XV Manuscript (pdf)
 
2018 Volume XIV
- Sophia XIV Cover (pdf)
 - Sophia XIV Manuscript (pdf)
 
2017 Volume XIII
- Print only
 
2011 - Volume XII
- Sophia XII cover (pdf)
 - Sophia XII contents (pdf)
 
2008 - Volume XI
- Sophia XI cover (pdf)
 - Sophia XI contents (pdf)
 
2007 - Volume X
Print only.
2006 - Volume IX
- Sophia IX cover (pdf)
 - Sophia IX contents (pdf)
 
2005 - Volume VIII
Print only.
2004 - Volume VII
Print only.
2003 - Volume VI
- From Nothingness to Authenticity
 - Skepticism and the Empiricists
 - Phenomenality and the Reality of Mind in Descartes' Meditations
 - Gulliver and Us
 - On Simulating Dialectics of Thought
 - Breaking the Brillo Box: Taking a Closer Look at What Lies Behind Danto's Philosophy of Art
 - A Response to a Response: A Critque of Narveson's Proposal of How to Answer Terrorism
 - The Paradigm of Unitiy: Self, Substance, and Synthesis in Leibnizian Metaphysics
 - An Inquiry Into Phenomenalism
 
2002 - Volume V
- Berkeley On The Doctrine Of Abstract Ideas
 - Philosophical Honesty
 - Resuscitating Ethics
 - Talk
 - Terrorization as Morally Problematic
 - Dialogue Over a Bath
 - Luddites
 - Learning
 - The Moral Misfortune Of Affluence
 - The Labour Of Love
 - What If Everybody Did That? Kant's Test Of The Universalized Maxim
 - What If Everybody Did That? Kant's Test Of The Universalized Maxim
 - The Questionable Morality of Colourising Movies
 - Masonry
 
2001 - Volume IV
- The Role Of God In Descartes Epistemic Theory
 - Leibniz contra Sturm: Occasionalism, Free Will, and The Nature of Nature
 - Leaves of Us
 - Accessing Genetic Information
 - Are Thinking Machines Possible?
 - Feeling Better Everyday
 - How to Do Philosophy Without Despair
 - Wildness and Wilderness
 - Is It Possible To Design A Machine With Mental Capacities?
 
2000 - Volume III
- "The Fate of Overdetermined Actions in Barbara Herman's Analysis of the Kantian Doctrine of Moral Worth" by Laura Nicol
 - "The Truth is Out There" by Alex Henderson
 - "Why the Cosmological Argument is Not a Valid Proof of God" by Julie Richter
 - "Judgments of Intrinsic Value in Mill's Utilitarianism" by D. Bifford
 - "A Model of Love" by Victoria Seaville
 - "The Case for an Environmentalist Reformation: or, why Foss may be an Environmentalist after all" by Christopher Mitchell
 - "Deism to Damnation: Forgiveness and Spirit in Blake's Ghost of Abel" and "To the Deists" by David Hume
 
