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Why the news can never be neutral, and what we can do about it

Pragmatism can solve journalism's truth problem

Nina Lyon
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What students learn is more important than how

The key driver of progress often missed

Michael Hand
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Overcoming hostile architecture

The buildings designed to hurt you

Karl Mendelson
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The limits of consent

Power, sex, and agency

Melissa Rees
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Shakespeare vs Wittgenstein: the fight for meaning

Lost in tragedy

William Day
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How to maintain your hope in humanity

I'm not angry at you humanity, I'm just disappointed

Ian James Kidd
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Beard vs Taleb: Scientism and Historical Inquiry

Twitter rows and the dangers of scientism

Massimo Pigliucci
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Albert Camus on love and the absurd

Absurdity may be king, but love saves us from it

Jamie Lombardi
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Psychedelic experience isn’t just brain chemistry

Not just a lightshow

Ricky Williamson
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Harari and Žižek warn of a post-nature world

The two thinkers share a stage at HowTheLightGetsIn

Alexis Papazoglou
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Against History: A Lesson from Simone Weil

Weil said progress is a myth. Should we listen?

Palle Yourgrau
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What is authentic love? Simone de Beauvoir's View

Authentic love requires independence and equality.

Kate Kirkpatrick
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Shakespeare vs Wittgenstein: the fight for meaning

Lost in tragedy

William Day
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The ineffability of meaning

Why you can't paraphrase a poem

Stefan Valdemar Snævarr
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Baldwin vs. Nietzsche: How to overcome tragedy

Escaping suffering and representation

Phillip E. Mitchell
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Dostoevsky vs Tolstoy: The Limits of Language

Ineffability and incarnation

John Givens
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Margaret Atwood: A sword is mightier than the pen

"Artists have no actual power"

Margaret Atwood
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History is never true, but it can be justified

How historians can do without truth

Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen
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Philosophy must embrace poetry

How poetry captures the difficulty of reality

John Gibson
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Santa and the truth about lying

The trial of St Nick

Michael Kuznets
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Casting light on gender in Dark Souls

Women's corruption and bondage

Benjamin Carpenter
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The right brain is essential to creativity

Iain McGilchrist vs Scott Barry Kaufman

Iain McGilchrist
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Relationships & SexualityArrow Head

the complex ethics of consent

The limits of consent

Power, sex, and agency

Melissa Rees
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Change your self, change your friends

Friendships without the pressure

Mark Phelan
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Philosophy is an erotic endeavor

What classical philosophy can teach us about love

Sam Woodward
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The unexpected intimacy of sex work

We are trapped in our stories of love

Adelyn Moore
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Love is close to madness

Lacan and Deleuze on the nature of love

Sinan Richards
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Society & CultureArrow Head

why news never neutral.webp

Why the news can never be neutral, and what we can do about it

Pragmatism can solve journalism's truth problem

Nina Lyon
Article

What students learn is more important than how

The key driver of progress often missed

Michael Hand
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Overcoming hostile architecture

The buildings designed to hurt you

Karl Mendelson
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How to maintain your hope in humanity

I'm not angry at you humanity, I'm just disappointed

Ian James Kidd
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New Year's resolutions and the myth of self-control

Self-control is strategy, not willpower

Matthew C. Haug
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