by Jon Elsby During her lifetime, Iris Murdoch was probably better known – and more highly esteemed – […]
Category Archive: Philosophy
by Kathryn A. Kopple In 2015, the Bolivian writer Rodrigo Hasbún published Los afectos (Affections), a slim volume […]
Does the answer lie in the ideas of Teilhard de Chardin? By Matthew Taylor In 2014, Pope Francis […]
In a society based on love and mutual support, information will flow. By Phil Hall We need original […]
Socialism? What are we talking about? By Dominic Tweedie The communists mean to show the way – as […]
But now we have another pivotal moment. By Bryan Greetham Before the Second World War a German chemist […]
By Phil Hall Covid-19 arrives, We sit at home for a long while. The cities empty, the air […]
By Yogesh Patel To the undertakers A preview of myself is a hidden mirror in a selfie mirror. […]
By Paul Halas On my very infrequent visits to Paris, passing Drancy Station on the RER suburban line […]
By Phil Hall In China the barefoot doctors believed in prevention rather than cure. So how can we […]
“we hope we have not cast a Pearl before the swine, but set a glass before the grateful […]
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