Material Girls: Why Reality Matters for Feminism
Review of Kathleen Stock’s new book for The Philosophers’ Magazine.
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Tag: Politics & society
The perils and pitfalls of ethical consumerism
No one who complains about the sins of big business can spend their money without any thought as to where it will end up. The question should not be whether to aspire to be an ethical consumer, but how to become the right kind.
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The moralising spy next door
The idea of the home as self-contained and autonomous is as much of a myth as the fantasy of national exceptionalism and self-sufficiency. Much of what we do in our own homes is rightly a concern to other people simply because there is such a thing as society — and homeowners are members of it.
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Is the National Food Strategy DOA?
Boris Johnson’s Conservatives are ideologically ill-equipped to deliver the recommendations of an independent review of the food system
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The Hume Paradox
How great philosophy leads to dismal politics
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