Out now – featuring Julian Baggini on the unavoidable cruelty of nature, Peter Forbes on how to build an animal and Cal Flyn on talking with dogs.
The Spanish philosopher Paul B. Preciado's intellectual development intersects closely with his own metamorphosis
We talk to the "poet of physics" about the history, and sheer wonder, of quantum theory.
Arthur Schopenhauer's work comes as a beacon of light in these dark times
Cruella de Vil has pride of place in the rogue's gallery of iconic villains, but a new film transforms her into a good-hearted hero.
Out now – featuring Zoe Holman on the battle over childbirth, Ray Filar on the new threat to sex workers, Jem Bartholomew on the right to die, and Alex Riley on the electroshock revolution.
A review of "The Hitler Conspiracies: The Third Reich and the Paranoid Imagination" by Richard J Evans
Peter Salmon's new biography "An Event, Perhaps" cuts through the tendency to either adore or dismiss the controversial French philosopher.
We talk to Professor A.C.Grayling about his new book “The History of Philosophy: Three Millennia of Thought from the West and Beyond”
Like viruses, conspiracy theories travel around the globe. But are they always unhealthy?
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