Competitions NP Writers’ Award The New Philosopher Writers’ Award is open for submissions (note that you must be a subscriber to New Philosopher or […] Issue #025: Death
Competitions New Philosopher subscriber giveaway To celebrate six years of sending New Philosopher to curious and interesting people around the world, we gave subscribers the […] Issue #024: balance
Ideas to change your life Balance: what is the Goldilocks day? By Tim Olds There’s nothing more democratic than time. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Bill Gates and the Dalai Lama, […] Issue #024: balance
Ideas to change your life The obsolete human being By William Watkin Now Take one last look at your smartphone. You probably regard it as the cutting edge […] Issue #15: the future
Environment Humans of the Anthropocene By Roy Scranton. You can walk to the beach from where we are staying. It’s a long peel of dun-coloured […] Issue #23: being human
Illusions Human trafficking By Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore A man walks into a mall. His eyes scan the crowds. Finally, he spots what he’s looking […] Issue #23: being human
Ideas to change your life Doing away with death By Allison Arieff Consider this fact of modern life: nearly all of the technological products that we buy and use […] Issue #23: being human
Philosophy and you Defining ourselves By Ai Weiwei Many of the problems in the world today, when one reflects upon them, call for an answer […] Issue #23: being human
The New York Times + New Philosopher We have an exciting announcement for New Philosopher readers: we’re collaborating with The New York Times on the current edition […] Issue #23: being human
Cadetship at Poet Press Poet Press, the publisher of New Philosopher, is offering a 12-month cadetship with 50% of the funding coming from the […] Issue #22: time
Ideas to change your life Power to the people? By Mark Colyvan & Brian Hedden Most of us have great faith in democracy. Such is this faith that when […] Issue #21: power
Ideas to change your life The ethics of political power “From this we learn that a wise prince sees to it that never, in order to attack someone, does he […] Issue #21: power
Society & Culture How power corrupts Zan Boag: Have you arrived at your own definition of power? Keith Dowding: No, I don’t really have one, actually, […] Issue #21: power
Society & Culture A property crisis: interview with Thomas Piketty “Over a certain wealth level, particularly if you are Bill Gates, if you have several dozen billion dollars, you know […] Issue #09: property
Illusions Framing fame “No one wants to pass this way unnoticed – they really don’t, even in a negative way.” Acclaimed photographer Harry […] Issue #10: fame
