Accessibility Statement

Thinking of AnswersQuestions in the Philosophy
of Everyday LifeBloomsbury, 2009

To Set
Prometheus FreeReligion, Reason and HumanityOberon, 2009

Ideas That MatterA Personal Guide for the 21st CenturyWeidenfeld, April 2009

Liberty in the
Age of TerrorIn Defence of Civil Society and the West's Enlightenment ValuesBloomsbury, June 2009

Truth, Meaning
and RealismEssays in the Philosophy
of ThoughtContinuum, June 2007

Towards The LightThe Story of the Struggles for Liberty and Rights that Made the Modern WestBloomsbury, Sep 2007

The Choice Of HerculesDuty, Pleasure and the Good Life in the 21st CenturyWeid. & Nic. 2007

Against All GodsSix Polemics on Religion and an Essay on KindnessOberon, Feb 2007

Accessibility Statement

The author of this site strives to make the pages of this site as accessible as possible:

All images have a text equivalent (no image maps are used)
All information conveyed with color is also available without color - if, for example, the browser preferences are changed to black and white.
Documents are marked up with the proper structural elements, and the presentation is controlled with style sheets. The site has been XHTML 1.0 and CSS validated by World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Changes in the natural language of a document's text are clearly identified within the code to facilitate the use of braille translation software and translation machines.
These pages can be read without style sheets.
No 'appelets' or multi media is used.

Text Size

To resize the text using your browser:

In Internet Explorer: View > Text size > Larger/Smaller etc. Medium is the default.
In Firefox: View > Zoom > Zoom in/out. Select 'text only' to leave images at default.
In Opera: View > Zoom > Choose a percentage.
In Safari: View > Zoom in/out. Select 'text only' to leave images at default.
Alternatively, scroll with the wheel of your mouse whilst holding down the control key.

Access Keys

Please use the following access keys to navigate this site. Use the access keys simultaneously with the appropriate browser key (see below). The 'a' key is for the Home page, the remainder are the bottom row of keys on a QWERTY keyboard:

a: Home
z: Academic Interests
x: Selected Papers
c: Publications
v: Selected Articles
b: Links
n: Search

In the most popular browsers, the above access keys need to be used simultaneously with the following keys:

Safari 4: alt + Access Key
Internet Explorer7: alt + Access Key, then Enter
Firefox: alt+shift+Access Key
Opera: shift+esc then release.

For a more complete list of which browsers support access keys, visit Wiki - Access Keys

Contact the webmaster

If you have any accessibility issues or comments about this website please use the contact form below. This will send a mail to the webmaster of this site who will try to address the issue and reply to you accordingly.