Julian Baggini

Co-founder and editor of The Philosophers’ Magazine, author of The Duck That Won The Lottery

Julian Baggini is the co-founder and editor of The Philosophers’ Magazine, who also writes and broadcasts for The Guardian and the BBC. Baggini is the author of Freedom Regained: The Possibility of Free WillThe Ego Trick:  and The Duck That Won The Lottery.

Julian Baggini is the co-founder and editor of The Philosophers’ Magazine, who also writes and broadcasts for The Guardian and the BBC. Baggini is the author of Freedom Regained: The Possibility of Free WillThe Ego Trick:  and The Duck That Won The Lottery.

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Imagining Reality

Can we create fantasy worlds?

Julian Baggini, Caspar Melville, Katy Brand, John Ó Maoilearca

The Laughing Philosopher

Does comedy hold the key to truth and morality?

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Stranger Than We Think

Do supernatural beliefs reflect the limits of human understanding?

Julian Baggini

The Ego Trick

Is the self an illusion?

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Who Looks Back in the Mirror

Are we any closer to understanding the self, and what makes each one of us who we are?

Andrew Bowie, Julian Baggini, Richard Coles, Edwina Currie

Being Certain

Are convictions dangerous?

Julian Baggini

The Uses and Abuses of Populism

Is populism just a term of abuse for democracy we don't like?

Justina Robson, Julian Baggini, Peter Sedgwick

Why we all need Big Ideas

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Julian Baggini | In-depth Interview

How can philosophy improve public life?

Isabel Hilton, Julian Baggini, Jamie Whyte, Vivienne Shue

The Future of Thought

Is the sun setting on Western ideas?

Julian Baggini, Hilary Lawson, David Aaronovitch, Hannah Dawson, Paul Broks

In search of freedom

Do we choose to follow the rules?

Julian Baggini, Myriam François, Ece Temelkuran, David Chandler

The hypocrisy of the good

Do strict moral codes prevent immoral acts?

Julian Baggini, Peter Atkins, Philip Goff, Güneş Taylor, Melanie Challenger

Life, the universe, and everything else

Has science rendered philosophy redundant?

Julian Baggini

Atheism revisited

Changing beliefs in the Western world

David Aaronovitch, Hilary Lawson, Minna Salami, Julie Bindel, Julian Baggini

Postmodernism in the dock

Are we right to abandon objective truth?

Julian Baggini, Tommy J. Curry, Güneş Taylor, Barry C. Smith

The passion of reason

Does emotion rule over reason?

Julian Baggini, Peter Godfrey-Smith, Sarah Garfinkel, Alex O'Connor

The future of freedom

Can experiments settle the free will debate?

Marika Taylor, Julian Baggini

Head to Head: Philosophy vs Science

Does science need philosophy?

Ellen Clarke, Güneş Taylor, Julian Baggini, Ben Burgis

The ignorance of experts

Can we rely on science for the answers?

Mark Salter, Julian Baggini, Eileen Hall, James Rucker

Truth, delusion and psychedelic reality

Are psychedelics a window into reality?

Sophie Scott-Brown, Peter Singer, Julian Baggini, Robert Rowland Smith

The good, the bad, and the ignored

The fantasy of agency

Julian Baggini

The Self Around the World

Why the East/West Distinction is Wrong

Mary Ann Sieghart, Julian Baggini, Matthew Taylor, Claire Fox

Power to the people

The future of democracy