Philosophy

"I am not failing the test of lockdown. Instead, I’m getting a taste of the hidden pitfalls of the solitary life."

The question is obviously subjective, for each year brings mawkish eulogies for the nation’s virtue.

On May 18, 1979 William Gass delivered a heavy commencement address at Washington University

What has our reliance on empiricism done to our experience of the world, our place in it, and the way we relate to each other?

What is the problem with knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing?

Sartre’s analysis of antisemitism, and its godfather, racism, still resonates today.

The classic essay by 19th century American philosopher William James

An excerpt from 'The History of Philosophy'

Using Foucault's regimes of truth to try to make sense of R Kelly's continued success.

Can the left take Mark Fisher's advice and reel in their call out culture?