Being Human Winners of the 50 prizes for our 50th edition To celebrate the publication of our 50th edition, we’re giving away 50 prizes to subscribers, with first prize a 50-edition […]
Being Human NP51 Noise digital edition Welcome to the digital version of New Philosopher magazine. Current digital and digital+print subscribers have been sent a password to […]
Philosophy and you Seen and unseen There’s something deflating about the first time you spot a nebula through a telescope. You’re standing outside in the dark […]
Being Human Flourish by Antonia Case selling out fast After just a week, Flourish by Antonia Case has sold out at some locations in Australia and in some online […]
Being Human Australian book tour for Antonia Case’s Flourish “Every now and then an epiphany comes along in the form of a book. Are we being who we secretly […]
Being Human New Philosopher celebrates 10 years We’re thrilled to be celebrating 10 years of New Philosopher. Back in 2013, we launched the magazine at the Byron […]
Opinion Where did we come from? Interviewee: Günther Hasinger, Director of Science and Head of the European Space Astronomy Centre Interviewer: Zan Boag Zan Boag: As […]
Ideas to change your life The vastness of outer space When it comes to measuring the vastness of outer space, you need to talk about time in order to talk […]
Being Human NP31 ‘Space’ digital edition Welcome to the digital version of New Philosopher magazine. Current digital and digital+print subscribers have been sent a password to […]
Time Set your alarm clock Physicists are not sure what time is or how it works. The dominant position is the one articulated recently by […]
Ideas to change your life How much time do I have left? No one can really know how much time they have left to live, though some have a better idea than […]
Ideas to change your life The mystery of time Carlo Rovelli, Professor of Physics at Aix-Marseille University and the author of The Order of Time, is interviewed by Zan […]
Illusions Are your best days ahead? If philosophy is good at one thing, it’s pointing out things that seem so obvious we don’t even notice them […]
Philosophy and you Does the future matter? In Tino Sehgal’s installation of his artwork This Progress, each visitor walked into the bottom of The Guggenheim’s spiral rotunda […]
