Peter Keeble causes us to think about causation. There are many areas that might be used to trace the course of Western philosophy. Physical causation – an interesting topic in its own right – is a ...

Mansi Tripathi hosts a trialogue. One thing is common to all systems of thought, wherever and whenever they arise. They all wrestle with two fundamental questions: What exists? and How do we know? I ...

Simon Everson says Immanuel Kant can help with quantum mechanics. Could it be that the ideas of Immanuel Kant offer an insight into one of the latest branches of physics? The strangeness of quantum ...

Alice Figes agrees with Ernst Bloch that hope can build worlds or destroy them, and philosophy’s task is to tell the difference. Writing in the 1930s, the German philosopher Ernst Bloch (1885-1977) ...

Mohsen Askari on why not all political narratives should be treated as equal. I am Iranian living in Istanbul, Turkey. In recent months, I have found myself sitting in rooms with other Iranians, all ...