Philosophy Now

by Rick Lewis

Nussbaum wins Kluge Prize • Edgar Morin dead at 104 • Dundee Philosophy fights back • AI’s plan to enslave humanity continues — News reports by Anja Steinbauer

by Matt Qvortrup

Peter Keeble causes us to think about causation.

Andrew Brenner tries to make sense of the question.

Mansi Tripathi hosts a trialogue.

Simon Everson says Immanuel Kant can help with quantum mechanics.

Sajid Bijapure asks what it does, and what it might do in the future.

by Dylan Skurka

Vanessa Yeung considers feminist responses to Rawlsian liberalism.

Scott F. Parker reflects on philosophy as a preparation for death.

Mohsen Askari on why not all political narratives should be treated as equal.

Sam Nuttall hopes to defend it with the help of Gabriel Marcel and Ernst Bloch.

Alice Figes agrees with Ernst Bloch that hope can build worlds or destroy them, and philosophy’s task is to tell the difference.

Clive Webb on how Anders warned humanity about the moral costs of technological progress.

Continental Rifts • A Lament For Thought • Antinatalism and the Will to Live • Life and Death • Murdering Compassion • Peak Experiences • Property Duelling • How Hedgehogs Mate • Mental By Definition

Massimo Pigliucci on a couple of ancient ways of doing so.

Roger Caldwell considers Charles Taylor’s philosophical thoughts on poetry.

Charles Repp questions a slightly vague revolutionary vision.

Helios Selvan looks back at what made ancient Greek culture distinctive.