Tag: Philosophy

Total Results: 114


Confucius, born as Kongzi (Ipsumpix/Corbis via Getty Images)
06/20/2024 - 1:00am

The case for decolonising philosophy What if SOAS students have a point?

Christopher Harding

Tuesday, June 11

11.06

America’s cult of Weird Surrealism rejected technocratic realism

Justin Smith-Ruiu

Saturday, June 8

08.06

Julius Evola: the far-Right’s favourite philosopher The 'superfascist' is radicalising a new generation

Christopher Harding

Friday, June 7

07.06

The god delusion of secular liberals Pronatalist influencers don't know when to stop

Kathleen Stock

Thursday, June 6

06.06

It’s D-Day for modern masculinity The online Right could learn from Eisenhower

Michael Cuenco

Friday, May 3

03.05

The delusion of having a meaningful job Can you really be 'passionate' about digital marketing?

Stuart Whatley

Wednesday, May 1

01.05

The lunacy of Child Liberation My feral delinquents don't deserve rights

Sam Leith

Friday, April 26

26.04

Would Kant really support BLM? The philosopher's legacy is being warped

Kathleen Stock

Monday, April 22

22.04

The enlightened case for being selfish Self-interest, not solidarity, should be our lodestar

Michael Cuenco

Wednesday, April 17

17.04

The extinction of the political animal Democracy is laughing itself to death

Jacob Howland

Saturday, March 30

30.03

Jesus at the end of history For Hegel, monstrous sacrifice is never senseless

David Lloyd Dusenbury

Thursday, March 14

14.03

What is Judith Butler afraid of? The academic's new book conjures enemies at every turn

Kathleen Stock