We are publishing submissions about the COVID-19 crisis from readers daily on New Philosopher in the hope that it can […]

We will be publishing submissions about the COVID-19 crisis from readers daily on New Philosopher in the hope that it […]

We will be publishing submissions about the COVID-19 crisis from readers daily on New Philosopher in the hope that it […]

We will be publishing submissions about the COVID-19 crisis from readers daily on New Philosopher in the hope that it […]

You hardly need to be told that life has changed over the past few weeks. We are experiencing an upending […]

London, December 2019: We’re thrilled to announce that New Philosopher has been named ‘Magazine of the Decade‘ by the UK’s […]

By Marina Benjamin When the British Museum in London was in the process of acquiring its spectacular wave-form roof 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 Tim Olds There’s nothing more democratic than time. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Bill Gates and the Dalai Lama, […]

By William Watkin   Now Take one last look at your smartphone. You probably regard it as the cutting edge […]

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

No one can really know how much time they have left to live, though some have a better idea than […]

Carlo Rovelli, Professor of Physics at Aix-Marseille University and the author of The Order of Time, is interviewed by Zan […]

By Mark Colyvan & Brian Hedden Most of us have great faith in democracy. Such is this faith that when […]

“From this we learn that a wise prince sees to it that never, in order to attack someone, does he […]

Any new entertainment technology worth its salt is greeted as a portent of impending doom. In the 18th and 19th […]

Western industrial civilisation is eating itself stupid. Cookery programs bloat the television schedules, cookbooks fill the bookshop windows, and celebrity […]

Zan Boag interviews Peter Singer on the ethical issues that arise from travelling. Peter Singer AC is Professor of Bioethics […]

“The essence of bullshit,” argued philosopher Harry Frankfurt in his 2005 book On Bullshit, “is not that it is false […]

“Life,” the American journalist and author Elbert Hubbard once quipped, “is just one damned thing after another.” Like many of […]