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Kathryn Lawson is Instructor in Philosophy at the University of Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is the author of Ecological Ethics and the Philosophy of Simone Weil: Decreation for the Anthropocene (Routledge, 2024).

Kathryn Lawson is Instructor in Philosophy at the University of Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is the author of Ecological Ethics and the Philosophy of Simone Weil: Decreation for the Anthropocene (Routledge, 2024).

Kathryn Lawson Articles

nolans odyssey is naive about the nature of guilt and power
Kathryn Lawson

Nolan's Odyssey is naive about the nature of guilt and power
simone veil and the attention economy
Kathryn Lawson

Simone Weil, the attention economy, and the annihilation of autonomy

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Don Paterson

Poetry and the Transmission of Errors
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Joanna Kavenna

Myth and Modernity
Two hands forming a frame against a blue sky and grassy field, creating a visual focal point in nature.
Mike Figgis

Truth and Imagination
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Adam Roberts

In Praise of Sci-Fi
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Joanna Kavenna

High Irony
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Simon Ings

We are the Disaster
A long, dimly lit tunnel with curved metal walls, featuring concrete flooring and a single figure walking down the corridor.
Sandra Newman

Language at the End of the World
A man with a bald head and glasses stands against a blue sky, wearing a dark coat and a turtleneck.

Off Peak Dreams
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Palle Yourgrau

Against History: A Lesson from Simone Weil
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Massimo Pigliucci

Beard vs Taleb: Scientism and Historical Inquiry
A woman with long braided hair and a luxurious fur coat poses in the window of a classic car, showcasing an elegant style.
Jeanette Bicknell

Sincerity and Superstars
A bouquet of dried flowers, including yellow roses and small white blooms, placed against a weathered gravestone with inscriptions.
Sharon Krishek

Kierkegaard's Existential Lover
A woman in a red gown stands on a snowy train platform, with a vintage train in the background and two men observing her.
Catherine Brown

Why Do We Fall in Love With Fictional Characters?
A large crowd marches in a parade, holding portraits of historical figures, with flags in the background, near the Kremlin in Moscow.
Catherine Brown

Laughing and Crying About the Second World War
A young girl with short brown hair in a green and white striped shirt stands next to a large, ethereal dragon against a night sky.
Edward McDougall

Spirited Away with Heidegger
Close-up of a red fox with a thick, orange fur coat and subtle facial features, set against a snowy background.
Jeremy Lefkowitz

Listening to Aesop’s Animals
A person in a flowing red skirt walks past a large, colorful abstract painting featuring vibrant greens, yellows, and blue brushstrokes.
Bence Nanay

Life As a Work of Art
A surreal image featuring three overlapping silhouettes of a person standing in a park, with vibrant green and pink hues dominating the scene.
Lisa Bortolotti

What's Your Story?
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Ytasha Womack

What is Afrofuturism?
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Emilie Morin

Beckett's Political Imagination
A contemplative young woman gazes through horizontal wooden blinds, resting her chin on her hand with a thoughtful expression.
Ralph Clare

How We Think of Our Lives
A person in a hat bends down to feed birds, with several birds gathered around them pecking at the ground.
Matthew Bevis

On Rationality and Nonsense
A person using a typewriter in a room decorated with photos, focused on a colorful pop-up scene displayed in front of them.
Sally Bayley

Styling the self
A hand holding a crystal ball reflecting a sunset landscape, featuring a road and fields under a colorful sky.
Seamus Perry

Coleridge and the unconscious
A surreal painting depicting a man in a bowler hat walking towards a mirrored corridor, creating an infinite reflection effect.
Simon Critchley

We are all tyrants
A robotic hand gently holds a small green plant, symbolizing the intersection of technology and nature against a bright blue background.
Jeremy Lent

Nature is a jazz band, not a machine
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Nick Zangwill

Beauty is not just subjective
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Jules Evans

The new world of metamodernism
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Edward Castronova

Life is a squid game
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Rebecca Roache

Life is not a squid game