The History of Philosophy in English
In his new history of philosophy in English Witcraft Jonathan Rée rejects the ‘condescending smugness’ of traditional histories. Rée is in conversation with Julian Baggini and Andrew Pyle.
ReadIn his new history of philosophy in English Witcraft Jonathan Rée rejects the ‘condescending smugness’ of traditional histories. Rée is in conversation with Julian Baggini and Andrew Pyle.
ReadThis edition of the microphilosophy newsletter looks at a Confucian challenge to Stoicism.
ReadA microphilosophy podcast recorded at one of my series of Philosophy Salons at St Georges, Bristol. My guests were Kate Kirkpatrick and Jonathan Webber.
ReadYes, we have tender feelings towards fluffy companion animals, gambolling lambs and alpacas under threat of involuntary euthanasia. But these feelings are only directed towards animals when and if they are pleasing to us. Whenever protecting or enhancing an animal’s welfare brings costs to ourselves, our so-called love mysteriously vanishes.
ReadBryan van Norden and Jin Y. Park are two of the world’s leading philosophers working at the intersection of east and west. In discussion with Julian Baggini they talk about what we can learn from Asian thought and the obstacles to genuine core-cultural philosophising.
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