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Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil by Hannah Arendt
Teresa Candeias reads Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem.
[Issue 174: June/July 2026]
Star Trek: Enterprise
Sofia Villaweaver asks, what kind of future do we want – Gene Roddenberry’s, or Friedrich Nietzsche’s?
[Issue 174: June/July 2026]
The Entanglement by Alva Noë
Luka Zurkic considers how art and philosophy affect life.
[Issue 173: April/May 2026]
Free and Equal by Daniel Chandler
Philip Badger critiques a Rawlsian idea of a good society.
[Issue 173: April/May 2026]
Leaving Nothing to Chance by Carl Knight
Alistair Duff asks if people should be compensated for bad luck.
[Issue 173: April/May 2026]
Star Maker by Olaf Stapledon
Brian Johns goes cosmic.
[Issue 173: April/May 2026]
Nosferatu
Ștefan Bolea considers two very different artistic approaches to love and death.
[Issue 173: April/May 2026]
Death in a Shallow Pond by David Edmonds
Dylan Neri on Singer’s ‘drowning child’ thought experiment.
[Issue 172: February/March 2026]
Facing Down the Furies: Suicide, the Ancient Greeks, and Me by Edith Hall
Manisha Sarade on suicide’s meaning for the Greeks and for us.
[Issue 172: February/March 2026]
The Necessity of Art by Ernst Fischer
Karzan Aziz Mahmood looks at Ernst Fischer’s advocacy of art.
[Issue 172: February/March 2026]
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