Tag: Philosophy

Total Results: 112


'Rattling off bitchy asides like a machine gun discharging a belt of ammunition'. (Erica Freudenstein/Getty)
3 Aug 2026 - 1:01am

Camille Paglia is still exhausting She loves to overburden her audience

Jarryd Bartle

Friday, 5 June

05.06

How misology stole our humanity Words become useless when only feelings remain

Jacob Howland

Wednesday, 27 May

27.05

Alexander Dugin versus Sydney Sweeney Putin’s philosopher despises Western decadence

Richard Godwin

Thursday, 21 May

21.05

Alasdair MacIntyre was right all along His philosophy has new resonance

Ben Cobley

Friday, 20 March

20.03

Doxxing has liberated Banksy Anonymity trapped him in the Nineties

Kathleen Stock

Thursday, 19 March

19.03

Why I learned to love Islamic mysticism Henry Corbin uncovers the roots of secular malaise

Rob Doyle

Friday, 27 February

27.02

Why scientists should read more poetry Consciousness isn’t quantifiable

Kathleen Stock

Monday, 23 February

23.02

The totalitarianism of the open society There’s no escaping utopia

Matthew Crawford

Friday, 2 January

02.01

Why I resolve to ignore the psychologists Let’s dream of exuberant reinvention

Kathleen Stock

Friday, 26 December

26.12

On Bonnie Blue and Roger Scruton We have stripped sex of enchantment

Kathleen Stock

Tuesday, 11 November

11.11

Beware the religious revival It heralds a great upending

John Michael Greer

Monday, 27 October

27.10

Can we still defend the West? Conservatives and progressives are both wrong

Paul Sagar