British thinker Mary Midgley (1919-2018) believed that philosophy should be a public undertaking, concerned with issues that have their genesis out in the world rather than within the academy. But what is the proper relationship between public and academic philosophy? And why are we talking about plumbing this week?
Owning the public square
Philosophy behind bars
Causation and death
The prophetic vision of Günther Anders
How should we treat insects?
Philosophy and travel
Refugees and moral obligation
How Nietzsche extracts cheerfulness from suffering
Trust and scepticism in a post-truth world
Satanism
Housing part 3 - land rights
Housing part 2 - rent
Housing pt 1 - care ethics
Values and goals
What's new in death - part 2
What's new in death - part 1
Doctors and dualism
Art and hate speech
Simone de Beauvoir: becoming a woman
Ubuntu
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The Modern West
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The Art of Manliness
A Catholic Commentary on the Chosen
Conversations With Coleman
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