The Philosopher is the longest running public philosophy journal in the UK, published since 1923, featuring engaging, challenging contributions from leading international philosophers and …

"Freedom Regained: Henri Bergson at the Collège de France": A conversation with Alexandre Lefebvre and Nils F. Schott (Keywords: Freedom; Determinism; Time; Memory; History of …

The Philosopher is the journal of the PSE (Philosophical Society of England), a charitable organisation founded in 1913 to provide an alternative to the formal university-based …

Isabelle Laurenzi reviews books by Manon Garcia and Sara Ahmed; Caleb Ward reviews Alexis Pauline Gumbs’ new biography of Audre Lorde; and Adam Ferner explores the philosophy of …

A series of six classes run by our editor, Anthony Morgan (and special guests), to help PhD students in philosophy and the humanities to learn the skills necessary to write for non …

The Philosopher is published quarterly, featuring exciting original pieces by leading international thinkers.

Genuinely engaged philosophy, philosophy that starts with the real world rather than abstract theory, is harder to come by. Happily, this book from Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman, is …

Subscribers to The Philosopher receive four issues annually that feature exciting, challenging and timely pieces from leading international philosophers. The magazine also offers book reviews, …

THE PHILOSOPHER. Published since 1923. Official journal of the Philosophical Society of England (PSE), a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO). Registered UK Charity No. …

Overview: The ancient Greek philosopher Plotinus insisted that philosophy should be concerned with nothing less than τo τιμιώτατον (to timiotaton), generally translated as "what matters …