The philosophy was embraced by film noir, the French New Wave and modern hitmen questioning life’s purpose. Now dust off your turtlenecks, for Sirāt and a new version of Albert Camus’ The Stranger loo...

Season #17 Tokyo Lift-Off Film Festival 27th April - 3rd June 2026 See Finalists Festival Finalists Network Round Shorts Monday, May 25th- Sunday, May

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Two of history's greatest thinkers are able to meet to discuss their ideas and the world, thanks to advancements in the digital era.

Floating between conceptual documentary and experimental fiction, this film chronicles the 25,000 metres that Thomson swam during the period of her mother’s death.

Learn how imagination works in the brain and why it may come from higher-level systems, not just a replay of sensory experiences.

Floating between conceptual documentary and experimental fiction, this film chronicles the 25,000 metres that Thomson swam during the period of her mother’s death.

Call for Papers: Transnational Black Feminist Thought Guest Editor: Rachel Afi Quinn, University of Houston Deadline: January 1, 2027 Global Black Thought, the official journal of the African American...

This volume contains new scholarly essays on the work of Susan Stebbing and offers fresh perspectives on logic and the philosophy of science

Greek WordNet   The Ancient Greek WordNet is an on-going collaboration between the Center for Hellenic Studies , t...

This collection reviews Hegel in relation to history, politics and philosophy showing how Hegel is to be understood as a historical thinker.

Closing date for expressions of interest: 2 March 2026

Emma Coleman curates a list of Greek Mythology books for those unsure where to begin.

<p><em>Déjà vu, the perceived memory of an event happening in the present moment, is one of the most peculiar human experiences there is. It can make us feel as if we have lived our lives before, exac...

This article explores how feminist agents in Puerto Rico are redefining public space through acts of resistance, care, and co-creation. It addresses t…

The standard economic problem of optimally allocating scarce resources has, over recent decades, evolved into a set of practical and consequential policy interventions on the part of economists. Key f...

This book includes papers on Nature and Human Nature focusing on Ancient Greek Philosophy and its Reception. The book encompasses papers of academics who participated in the homonymous Symposium which...