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Welcome to the Civilization of the Liar’s Paradox
Slavoj Žižek uncovers political paradoxes of lying.
[Issue 168: June/July 2025]
What Simone de Beauvoir Got – And Didn’t Get – About Motherhood
Nura Hossainzadeh argues that motherhood is both physical and transcendent.
[Issue 168: June/July 2025]
Young & Meaningful
Elise Beal notes a Japanese philosophy of finding pleasure in the small things, and matches it with an online trend.
[Issue 168: June/July 2025]
Anand Vaidya (1976-2024)
Manjula Menon on the short but full career of a ‘disciplinary trespasser’.
[Issue 168: June/July 2025]
The Philosophy of Pain
Vikky Leaney says pain is a problem even (or especially) when we can’t see it.
[Issue 167: April/May 2025]
Restoring Our Humanity with John Macmurray
Colin Stott contemplates Macmurray’s reunifying thinking.
[Issue 167: April/May 2025]
The Importance of Nature for Thought
Gerardo Posada considers some of the philosophical benefits of green spaces.
[Issue 167: April/May 2025]
Paulo Freire (1921-1997)
Bruno de Oliveira follows a philosopher of liberation through education.
[Issue 167: April/May 2025]
Is Morality Objective Or Subjective?
Each answer below receives a random book. Apologies to the entrants not included.
[Issue 167: April/May 2025]
Technologists & Ethicists
Stephen L. Anderson laments inadequate moral insight among tech leaders.
[Issue 166: February/March 2025]
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