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While on holiday in Vienna in 1833, the English poet Arthur Henry Hallam died suddenly of a cerebral haemorrhage, aged […]

Michael Cholbi is Professor and Personal Chair in Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. He has published widely in ethical […]

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After just a week, Flourish by Antonia Case has sold out at some locations in Australia and in some online […]

“Every now and then an epiphany comes along in the form of a book. Are we being who we secretly […]

We’re thrilled to be celebrating 10 years of New Philosopher. Back in 2013, we launched the magazine at the Byron […]

“The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything.” […]

By Dr Wolfgang Gillier Death is always a family affair. When you have one family, or two. But then who […]

Gao Rongguo is an artist based in Beijing. His work has been exhibited internationally, including the Quai Branly Museum in […]

By Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore Last year my 92-year-old grandmother, April, wrote a letter to The Times of London: “Sir, Why do […]

By Allison Arieff Consider this fact of modern life: nearly all of the technological products that we buy and use […]

Editor of New Philosopher Zan Boag interviews Hilde Lindemann, Professor of Philosophy at Michigan State University and the former editor […]

It probably says something telling about human beings that the oldest surviving piece of literature is about our longing to […]

So you’ve spent your life accumulating money – you’ve worked hard, invested wisely; every waking moment has been devoted to […]

Not all arguments are created equal. Many aren’t even arguments at all. Even utterances that appear to be advancing a […]

It is a general complaint among mankind, Paulinus, that Nature is niggardly: our allotted span is brief, and the term […]