Inside the minds of Putin and Le Pen
A French philosopher seeks to piece together the world views of Russia’s president and France’s National Front leader.
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Call that a sport?
Why scores for interpretation have a place in sport
ReadIs 20 years a long time in philosophy?
How has philosophy changed since the launch of The Philosophers’ Magazine in 1998?
ReadThe Illuminati: maybe not such a mad idea
When we dig for the truth, we flirt with madness. But in a world where hidden power is all too real, it’s the only sane thing to do.
ReadWhat philosophy can teach us about tackling abuse
Inadequate processes are not the source of the problem, although they are part of it. The word that has been used most frequently to describe the source of Oxfam’s malaise is its “culture”, the corporate equivalent of “character”.
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