General Articles

Moral Philosophy & Being Good

Charlie White asks, what’s the purpose of moral philosophy? Can it take us to a good place?
[Issue 146 :: October/November 2021]

Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274)

Hilarius Bogbinder discovers the surprisingly revolutionary views of one of the Catholic Church”s most revered philosophers.
[Issue 146 :: October/November 2021]

What Is The Most Fundamental Value?

Our readers give their thoughts on values, each winning a valuable, if random, book.
[Issue 145 :: August/September 2021]

Jonathan Edwards on Spiders

John Irish reveals the surprisingly Enlightened views of a hellfire preacher.
[Issue 145 :: August/September 2021]

Taylor Swift’s Liar Paradox

With the help of renowned logician Taylor Swift, Theresa Helke introduces four fundamental paradoxes: the Liar, Epimenides’, the Truth-Teller, and the No-No.
[Issue 145 :: August/September 2021]

The Stoic’s Lacuna

Alex Richardson explores the ethical cavern at the centre of Stoicism.
[Issue 145 :: August/September 2021]

Would Kant Have Worn a Face Mask?

Todd Mei says yes, as a duty of practical reason.
[Issue 145 :: August/September 2021]

Anne Conway (1631-1679)

Jonathan Head looks at the life and thoughts of an early animal equaliser.
[Issue 145 :: August/September 2021]

Deleuze & Guattari’s Friendly Concepts

Karen Parham explores the collection of curious concepts Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari use in their organic perception of reality.
[Issue 144 :: June/July 2021]

René Descartes: A Yogi?

Sujantra McKeever finds striking similarities between Cartesian and yogic thought.
[Issue 144 :: June/July 2021]

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