This stack of novels and short stories lured me with provocative questions: “What’s next?” and “What if?” What’s Next?

In “How the World Eats,” the philosopher Julian Baggini grapples with “everything that affects and is affected by” our ...

Once you have accepted that inquiry demands the presence of an interlocutor, you may wonder what exactly to inquire about.

A Headington school has won a regional philosophy competition to book their place in the national final at Eton College.

The Case for a Philosophical Life" by Agnes Callard. (W.W. Norton & Co., 416 pages, $35) During a time when many are ...

Written by Sheela Dubey, 'The Public Sector and Privatization in India' is a comparative study in how the philosophy of ...

Siraigalil Kalai' initiative brings art into Puzhal jail, emphasizing access to books and art as a means of agency.

Our first question must of course be what Huemer means by “progressivism,” and he leaves us in no doubt about the answer. A ...

Callard is a University of Chicago moral philosopher with a madcap streak, and a perpetually controversial figure for making offbeat public pronouncements and unconventional romantic choices, and ...

Based on a philosophy blog that he has been running for 18 years, USM philosophy professor Jason Read's new book "Unemployed ...

The philosophy is hard on parents and children alike.

Julia Child's former home in France, La Pitchoune, is a cooking school run by chef/author, Makenna Held. She believes ...