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Cosmic Connections: Poetry in the Age of Disenchantment by Charles Taylor
Roger Caldwell considers Charles Taylor’s philosophical thoughts on poetry.
[Issue 176: October/November 2026]
Against the Machine by Paul Kingsnorth
Charles Repp questions a slightly vague revolutionary vision.
[Issue 176: October/November 2026]
Why The Ancient Greeks Matter by Reviel Netz
Helios Selvan looks back at what made ancient Greek culture distinctive.
[Issue 176: October/November 2026]
RoboCop
Alessandro Colarossi holds a sci-fi mirror up to AI.
[Issue 176: October/November 2026]
The Diversity of Morals by Steven Lukes
Philip Badger considers Steven Lukes’ views about the diversity of morality.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026]
Helgoland by Carlo Rovelli
Peter Benson marvels at Carlo Rovelli’s relational quantum theory.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026]
Tractatus Theologico-Politicus by Baruch Spinoza
Hilarius Bogbinder looks at Spinoza’s classic defence of democracy and free speech.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026]
Wuthering Heights
Michael Au-Mullaney on K.E. Løgstrup on love.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026]
Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari
Frank S. Robinson ponders our AI future.
[Issue 174: June/July 2026]
The Philosophy of Ramalinga Vallalar by Thiru R. Kuppusamy
Priya Muthukannan studies a philosophy of compassion.
[Issue 174: June/July 2026]
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