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Christopher Hamilton
Reader in Philosophy at KCL and author of Living Philosophy
Christopher Hamilton is Senior Lecturer in the Philosophy of Religion at King’s College, London, where he teaches philosophy, literature and film. A member of the Theology & Religious Studies, he specialises in the work of Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, with focus on the relationship between moral, religious and aesthetic value.
Christopher Hamilton is Senior Lecturer in the Philosophy of Religion at King’s College, London, where he teaches philosophy, literature and film. A member of the Theology & Religious Studies, he specialises in the work of Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, with focus on the relationship between moral, religious and aesthetic value.
Christopher Hamilton Videos
The Agony & the Ecstasy
Trouble with Heaven
The Secret Life of Desire
Love Me Tinder
Christopher Hamilton Articles
More Videos
The Fragility of the Human Personality
The Puzzle of Progress
An Age of Tragedy?
The End of Ideas
Beyond Good and Evil II
Catching Sight of Ourselves
Enlightenment's Wake
The End of Abundance?
More Articles
Conquer Your Love!
Legislating Love
Manufacturing Love
Love Incorporated
Fine-tuning Passion: When is love not an emotion?
Infidelity: A Stoic's Perspective
The Good Life in the 21st Century: Living Single
What Are Love and Sex? Eight Answers from Philosophy
Looks are not superficial
The love lives of philosophers changed how we think
Hacking Love Isn’t Cheating
The changing face of love
The case for abolishing the family
Rewriting romance
Dating Nietzsche: Love vs Power
Philosophy is an erotic endeavor
What dating apps get wrong about your love life
Love is not a virtue
AI, intimacy, and the end of love
Of Wonder and Terror
An (Extra)Ordinary Life
On Heresy
In Defence of Gossip
Editorial: A Heretics' Feast
What Killed the Space Race?
The Factory of Virtual Fantasies
Privacy and the Dark Side of Control
To Gift or Not to Gift? A Philosopher's Dilemma
How to Cope With Loss: the Advice of Al-Kindi
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