Take your mind for a ride
Discussing the perhaps unlikely and surprising connections between philosophy and cycling with activist, writer and self-described “outdoor philosopher” Kate Rawles and writer and musician Jet MacDonald.
ReadDiscussing the perhaps unlikely and surprising connections between philosophy and cycling with activist, writer and self-described “outdoor philosopher” Kate Rawles and writer and musician Jet MacDonald.
ReadThis edition of the microphilosophy newsletter ask whether moral philosophy is a help or a hindrance in war and international relations.
ReadAuthoritarian tyrants never emerge from a vacuum. They are born out of the deeply held values, resentments and grievances of the people they lead. Putin is no exception.
ReadIn our tumultuous times, is anarchism a fate to be dreaded or could it actually be part of the solution? Julian Baggini is in conversation with Ruth Kinna and Nathan Eisenstadt.
ReadThis edition of the microphilosophy newsletter looks at whether weakness of will is enough to explain why why don’t live by our principles.
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