Nigel Warburton
Nigel is a writer, philosopher and podcaster. He is interviewer for the popular Philosophy Bites podcast. His books include A Little History of Philosophy, The Art Question and Free Speech: A Very Short Introduction. Nigel is on Twitter @philosophybites.
Edited by Nigel Warburton
History of art
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The art of Ice Age children offers a tactile sense of the past
by Izzy Wisher
Hallucinations and delusions
idea
Philosophy can help us connect, even in the face of psychosis
by Rosa Ritunnano & Kasim Qureshi
Rituals and symbols
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How to set yourself free with ritual
For a life of harmonious ease, find the rhythm in the everyday: make your world your temple and submit to its sacred ritual
by Alan Jay Levinovitz
Gender
idea
The reality of prostitution is not complex. It is simple
by Rachel Moran
Engagement and activism
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From the erotic to the political – the legacy of Audre Lorde
by Myisha Cherry
Freedom and choice
guide
How to think about free will
You can’t escape cause and effect, but there is a way of viewing human agency that is motivating, plausible and humane
by Julian Baggini
Human evolution
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Let everyone sparkle: psychotechnology in the year 2067
by Eric Schwitzgebel
Communication
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Margaret Cavendish and the power of debating with yourself
by Peter West
Ageing and death
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Simone de Beauvoir recommends we fight for ourselves as we age
by Skye C Cleary
Metaphysics
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Ancient Indian texts reveal the liberating power of metaphysics
by Jessica Frazier
Values and beliefs
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Teaching tolerance in schools cannot avoid controversy
by Christina Easton
Learning and education
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What public philosophy is, and why we need it more than ever
by Lucia Ziglioli