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Crimes and Misdemeanors
Terri Murray gets to the core of ethics with Socrates and Woody Allen [CONTAINS PLOT SPOILERS!].
[Issue 139 :: August/September 2020]
The Subject of Experience by Galen Strawson
Bill Meacham subjects Galen Strawson to his critical experience.
[Issue 138 :: June/July 2020]
The Character Gap by Christian B. Miller
Massimo Pigliucci is frank about human character.
[Issue 138 :: June/July 2020]
A Few Good Men
Matt Qvortrup casts Tom Cruise as a Kantian and Jack Nicholson as a utilitarian in this Cold War courtroom ethics epic.
[Issue 138 :: June/July 2020]
Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber
Thorsten Botz-Bornstein writes in praise of Industry in our postindustrial morass.
[Issue 137 :: April/May 2020]
Philosophical Posthumanism by Francesca Ferrando
Roberto Manzocco explores the posthuman condition.
[Issue 137 :: April/May 2020]
Fellow Creatures by Christine Korsgaard
Chad Trainer asks whether animals should be considered moral ‘ends in themselves’.
[Issue 137 :: April/May 2020]
Zombies
Chris Ferbrache wonders why zombie movies have remained so popular for almost a century.
[Issue 137 :: April/May 2020]
I Am Dynamite! by Sue Prideaux
Scott Parker looks at Sue Prideaux’s (armour) penetrating biography of Friedrich Nietzsche.
[Issue 136 :: February/March 2020]
Nihilism & Philosophy by Gideon Barker
Roger Caldwell scrutinises philosophical revolutions.
[Issue 136 :: February/March 2020]
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