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Just War Theory
Keith Tidman thinks the world’s bristling arsenals and proneness to wars makes it all the more urgent.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: War]
Between Missiles & Morality
AmirAli Maleki considers Hart, al-Farabi, and the Puzzled Man in wartime.
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: War]
Just Desserts
by Juno Browning
[Issue 175: August/September 2026: Cartoon]
A Critique of Antinatalism
Deniz Kose thinks there’s good reasons to want human life to continue.
[Issue 174: June/July 2026: Life & Death]
Making Omelettes & A Future Like Ours
Jimmy Alfonso Licon wonders what’s wrong with killing – first chickens, then humans.
[Issue 174: June/July 2026: Life & Death]
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: Classics]
Why Do People Hate Hypocrisy?
Emrys Westacott argues that it’s not usually the hypocrisy itself that we hate.
[Issue 173: April/May 2026: Articles]
Code of Conduct
J.C. Michaels contemplates corporate immorality and individual responsibility.
[Issue 173: April/May 2026: Fiction]
Ayn’ Goodbye
by Juno Browning
[Issue 173: April/May 2026: Cartoon]
Cicero & the Ideal of Virtue
Abdullah Shaikh explores Cicero’s ideas about the core Roman principle of virtus.
[Issue 172: February/March 2026: Roman Philosophy]
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