The Swoop and Surge of Life: Lucretius on Ethics in Motion
Ethics, power and a life in motion.
Blogs
7 Ways of Reading Philosophy #5: Reading While Drunk
Is drunkenness the enemy of philosophical sobriety? Or are there circumstances where drunkenness can make our philosophical insight more acute?
Philosophy, History, Culture and Identity in Chin State
I've been working on a new syllabus for the Chinbridge Institute in Chin State
Lucretius on Chance, Necessity and Free Will
Lucretius, the Roman poet and philosopher, on free will, creativity and the mysterious swerve of an atom.
Awakening Between the Lines Exhibition
An exhibition of artwork from women survivors with commissioned artwork from some of Bulgaria's most talented illustrators.
Combat, Play and Aesthetic Experience: Three Metaphors of Philosophy
Is philosophy a kind of play? Is it a kind of combat? Or is it a kind of aesthetic experience? Thoughts on Sarah Mattice and Michel Serres.
Oh, Reader Magazine: Reading in Another Tongue
I've got a piece in the latest Oh, Reader magazine, on reading in languages you know badly.
Love in the Time of Crisis: At the Pari Center
I'm doing a talk at the Pari Center, on wisdom, love and the task of philosophy