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Philosophy
October 2022
The Audio Long Read
The clockwork universe: is free will an illusion? – podcast
A growing chorus of scientists and philosophers argue that free will does not exist. Could they be right? By Oliver Burkeman
September 2022
Saul Kripke obituary
Influential American philosopher whose 1980 book Naming and Necessity challenged ideas about the identity of mind and brain
August 2022
William MacAskill: ‘There are 80 trillion people yet to come. They need us to start protecting them’
Self and wellbeing
Being cheerful on the outside can help you – and others – feel it on the inside
July 2022
June Huh, deep thinking and the value of idleness
Trump, Johnson, Morrison: is the era of shameless leaders behind us at last?
Brigid Delaney
June 2022
How to age well
In your own time: how to live for today the philosophical way
What’s gone is gone, but don’t waste time worrying about that.
Or on what comes next. The ideal way to age is to be in the moment
May 2022
Roman sculpture up for auction in US linked to disgraced dealer
‘This place is a stargate between earth and sky!’: dreaming big with Gucci’s Alessandro Michele
In her gracious acceptance of death, Deborah James has given us lessons in how to live
Nicci Gerrard
The long read
Why is it so hard to control our appetites? A doctor’s struggles with giving up sugar
March 2022
We cling to our memory of the perfect summer – before flood, fire and plague. But the past is gone and we have to wake up
Brigid Delaney
Signs of collapse are everywhere, and if we think it’s possible to return to ‘normal’, then we are deluded
February 2022
Here’s how to demolish the most common excuses for climate crisis apathy
Elizabeth Cripps
Wit and wisdom of Germany’s anti-noise philosopher revealed to new readers
January 2022
Internet wormhole
‘Thematically richer than the Bible’: what I learned at the first annual Boss Baby symposium
Academics gather online to explore the philosophical underpinnings of a movie about a baby who is also a boss
December 2021
The long read
The best of the long read in 2021
bell hooks’ writing told Black women and girls to trust themselves
Deborah Douglas
October 2021
The Guardian picture essay
Faith in -196C: pioneers of resurrection – a photo essay
Third of Britons have seriously wished death on someone, poll finds
September 2021
Brief letters
Measuring up to a political colossus
Brief letters:
Relative heights | Post-Brexit breakfast | Misplaced books | English essays | Tea scum
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