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Few are persuaded by Schopenhauer’s argument that ours is the worst of all possible worlds. In this paper, I propose and defend an alternative reading of Schopenhauer’s argument. According to my re...

Are we all just pinging about between suffering and boredom?

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Natural history (naturalis historia, Naturgeschichte, histoire naturelle) in the western world began in earnest with Aristotle as an exercise in the des...

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This book written by renowned historians of philosophy, provides an interdisciplinary work on matter & life in early-modern Germany and Britain (1600–1850)

An incisive exploration of Nietzsche as a bold, visionary poet-philosopher.   Today, Nietzsche is justly celebrated for his rich, philosophical naturalism, but Keith Ansell-Pearson warns that we must ...

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An engaging biography of one of the most influential Western philosophers and a thought-provoking exploration of how to live with Arthur Schopenhauer’s pessimism. Arthur Schopenhauer (1788–1860) almos...

In this illustrated series narrated by Sir Stephen Fry, a community of animals living in a fictional savannah try to navigate some tricky philosophical questions. Aimed at pupils studying at KS2 level...

In this webinar panelists discuss methods and resources to bring philosophy to young people. Watch to hear about the community of inquiry, The Philosophy Garden, and Philosophy Smash with Henry! The webinar is part of the #PhilosophyMatters campaign by the British Philosophical Association and it i

Abstract. Should we expect someone who knows by seeing invariably to be able to settle the questions (i) How do you know? (ii) Why do you think so? or (iii

Podcast · University of Warwick · Daybreak is a podcast produced by the Centre for Research in Post-Kantian Philosophy at the University of Warwick. Join your host, Andrew Cooper, as we discuss the la...

British Philosophy Fortnight 17th-30th March 2025 #PhilosophyMatters #PhiloFortnight2025   What? British Philosophy Fortnight is a new annual initiative to celebrate, promote and champion philosophy. ...

Philosophy, Bias, and Stigma was published in Why Philosophy? on page 51.

Letters: Arts and humanities are being hit hardest by cuts in higher education, write Prof Thea Pitman and Prof Emma Cayley, and Dr Ronan McLaverty-Head and another letter writer comment on cuts at Ca...

Keir Starmer has ordered a review of the definition of terrorism in response to the Southport murders. But Quassim Cassam argues that the current definition is fit for purpose, and changing it…