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 […]

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

We’re pleased to announce that the Arabic edition of New Philosopher has launched, thanks to the wonderful work of our […]

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

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

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

By Antonia Case   “Can anyone doubt today that all the millions of individuals and all the innumerable types and […]

By Ai Weiwei Many of the problems in the world today, when one reflects upon them, call for an answer […]

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

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

We’re in perpetual motion; we can go anywhere, at any time, and the momentum builds. Before long, we’re planning another […]

In his most recent novel, Seveneves, sci-fi author Neal Stephenson coins an intriguing term: “Amistics”. Amistics describes “the choices that […]

If philosophy is good at one thing, it’s pointing out things that seem so obvious we don’t even notice them […]

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

1. What is your demon? Laziness. And fear of failure. Luckily, they usually cancel each other out, but it’s a […]

People think that philosophy is about pondering, and ideally answering, questions like the following ones: Does life have meaning? What […]

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