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Denise Baden is Professor of Sustainable Business at the University of Southampton, author, and founder of the Green Stories Project. Denise is listed on the Forbes list of Climate Leaders Changing the Film and TV industry.

Denise Baden is Professor of Sustainable Business at the University of Southampton, author, and founder of the Green Stories Project. Denise is listed on the Forbes list of Climate Leaders Changing the Film and TV industry.

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The Rights of Journalism

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Victoria Lambert

Trust Me, I'm Google

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Play: A Serious Business

A skeletal angel sculpture contrasts with a vibrant stained glass window, showcasing intricate details of the figure and the colorful backdrop.

Of Wonder and Terror

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Conquer Your Love!

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An (Extra)Ordinary Life

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Sew What?

A person in a lab coat holds a large assortment of colorful pills and tablets in their hands, emphasizing a focus on medication and health.

Drugged Up

Edward Snowden speaks via video link at an event, with a backdrop featuring the U.S. Constitution's preamble in a crowd-filled room.

On Heresy

A heart shape made from an assortment of various colored pills, including red, white, and brown tablets, against a black background.

Brooke Magnanti

Legislating Love

Three abstract sculptures of women with varying expressions, each covering different parts of their faces, set against a plain wall.

In Defence of Gossip

A relaxed brown dog sleeping comfortably in a colorful hammock, surrounded by green grass and natural scenery.

Why We Work Too Much

A businessman in a suit stands facing a wall of creative data and graph illustrations, contemplating future ideas and possibilities.

Connecting the World

A historical scene depicting figures gathered around a pile of burning books, showcasing themes of knowledge and conflict, likely involving philosophical or religious debates.

Editorial: A Heretics' Feast

A close-up of a single boot print on the lunar surface, showcasing the fine texture of the moon's dust and rocks.

What Killed the Space Race?

A close-up of hands exchanging cash, including various denominations of bills, alongside a small bag containing a white substance.

Mary Ann Sieghart

Supply and Demand

Two figures in elegant attire sit back-to-back on a chair amidst the ruins of a destroyed building, set against a moody, overcast sky.

Christopher Hamilton

Divorce is the New Death

A robotic hand holding a stitched, metallic heart, symbolizing the intersection of technology and emotion.

Anders Sandberg

Manufacturing Love

Red keyboard key featuring a white heart symbol, set against a white keyboard backdrop.

Catherine Hakim

Love Incorporated

A fantastical castle with turquoise towers rises above clouds, set against a dramatic, cloudy sky, evoking a dreamlike atmosphere.

Screw the Fairytale

A figure dressed in a red robe holds a keyboard, with a computer monitor for a head, set against a surreal landscape of mountains and sky.

Community, Tribalism and Facebook

A person interacts with a smartphone displaying Tinder, featuring an image of philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, with a cup of coffee on a table.

Christopher Hamilton, David Maclean

Christopher Hamilton On Kierkegaard and Tinder

Abstract watercolor illustration of a heart shape, blending vibrant shades of pink, purple, and orange.

Fine-tuning Passion: When is love not an emotion?

An abstract representation of a network connecting user icons amidst a blurred crowd, symbolizing social connections and digital interaction.

The Factory of Virtual Fantasies

A close-up of a child's face partially obscured by textured, crumpled layers, creating a mysterious and surreal effect with deep, expressive eyes.

Trust, Technology and The Young

A close-up view of a circular hole, revealing a human eye looking through it, with a blurred background.

Woodrow Hartzog

Privacy and the Dark Side of Control

A close-up of an eerie, bald doll's head with striking blue eyes and subtle makeup, resting in a cardboard box among other items.

Can plastic surgery make you more authentic?

A group of young women in colorful dresses joyfully toss rose petals into the air during a celebration, with a festive background.

Lost Ceremonies

A crowd at a concert, with hands holding smartphones capturing the performance, surrounded by vibrant stage lights and a lively atmosphere.

Being in the Digital World

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Skye C. Cleary, John Kaag

To gift or not to gift? A philosopher's dilemma