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Julie Hannan

Dr Julie Hannan is a Counselling Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Founder of The Midlife Academy and author of The Midlife Crisis Handbook.

Dr Julie Hannan is a Counselling Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Founder of The Midlife Academy and author of The Midlife Crisis Handbook.

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A life fully lived paradoxically reduces the fear of death
Julie Hannan

A life fully lived paradoxically reduces the fear of death

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Christopher Belshaw

The morality of animals
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Linda Zagzebski

The two ideas that divide us
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Barry Lam

Nature loves a hypocrite
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Kieran Oberman

Who is to blame for migrant deaths?

Portrait of Arthur Schopenhauer, a German philosopher known for his work on pessimism and the nature of reality.
Mara van der Lugt

In defence of pessimism
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Alexis Papazoglou

Christmas traditions don't need religion
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Tim O'Keefe

The Epicurean's guide to Christmas
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Benjamin J.B. Lipscomb

How four women revolutionised ethics
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Stephen John

Are mandatory vaccines justified?
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Matt Bennett

Groundhog Day vs Nietzsche: Reliving Your Life
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John Vervaeke

The Return of Meaning
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Maria Balaska

The power of anxiety
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Zoe Walker

Humour is no joke
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Andrea Lavazza,Mirko Farina

Change Thyself: your personality is a moral issue

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Saba Bazargan-Forward

The rules of war are absurd, but necesssary
Silhouettes of two soldiers advancing with rifles amid a dramatic nuclear explosion backdrop, highlighting themes of conflict and devastation.
Silviya Lechner

What Hobbes really thought about war
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David Hoinski

Why getting what you want won't make you happy
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Peter Godfrey-Smith

Moderating Twitter's Moderators
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Alexis Papazoglou

Truth is questionable, and so is honesty
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Christopher Janaway

Nietzsche: your conscience is no saint
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Steven Luper

5 philosophers on how to face death
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Skye C. Cleary

Happiness as an act of resistance
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Steven Campbell-Harris

The present is all there is to happiness

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Paul Bloom,Alexis Papazoglou

Paul Bloom: The Pleasure of Suffering
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Thomas Nail

Pandemic prediction from Lucretius
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Peter Singer,Charlie Barnett

Mapping morality: Peter Singer vs his critics
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Heidi L. Maibom

The danger of ethics without empathy
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Robert Wicks

Schopenhauer and the insatiable will to live
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James W. Lenman

How effective altruism lost the plot
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Amna Whiston

Pursuing happiness is a mistake