Keith Tidman thinks the world’s bristling arsenals and proneness to wars makes it all the more urgent. AmirAli Maleki considers Hart, al-Farabi, and the Puzzled Man in wartime. Anton Koslov takes a ...
Muzainy Shahiefisally argues that Foucault really is on the side of freedom. [Issue 175: August/September 2026] T.S. Carney on Ernst Jünger and internal sovereignty. [Issue 175: August/September 2026] ...
Eventually, Emberday reached its final hour. The High Pyre had shrunk to a mound of glowing embers, each one the residue of ...
Continentals Hustle Culture & the Illusion of Freedom Daneyal Afaqui critiques modern work culture, with input from Theodor ...
Western philosophy before this period was primarily concerned with the nature of reality rather than language. Analytic ...
Tallis in Wonderland Martin Heidegger & the Evaporation of Freedom Raymond Tallis watches freedom disappear in a puff of ...
These two Cities are meaningful only in relation to one another. In other words, unless the first perfection – namely, the preservation of life and the fulfillment of basic needs – is realized, the ...
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Continentals Simone Weil & Animal Suffering Michela Dianetti & Chiara Li Mandri say non-human beings don’t need to be persons for us to care about them. Simone Weil offers anoth ...
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Films Wuthering Heights Michael Au-Mullaney on K.E. Løgstrup on love. As many viewers of director Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering ...
Classical liberals need not fear Foucault. He was a fellow traveller in the liberal project, and shared many of their concerns. But though I have endeavoured to demonstrate this, the only true ...
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