Deliberating collectively in Aristotle's time and in our own

Aristotle's ethics: the journey towards happiness

Spinoza and the importance of living together

Spinoza, the philosopher, and the virtue of fortitude

Spinoza and the relationship between the body and the mind

How violence became quintessential to the idea of the Modern State

Kant and the Enlightenment

Kant and how to live in purely rational terms

Kant's philosophy and the spectacles through which we see the world

The Enlightenment and early modern feminism

Wittgenstein and the ambition of philosophy, logic and language

Simone Weil and the relationship between action and thought

Thinking with Hannah Arendt

Hannah Arendt and the banality of evil

Preparing for the impossible: Hannah Arendt's legacy

Sartre, Beauvoir and existentialism

A brief biography of Simone de Beauvoir

Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex"

Breaking down deconstruction with Derrida

The experiences that formed philosopher Jacques Derrida

The real story about Derrida's ideas on truth

Foucault and "the History of Sexuality"

Thinking about the question of power with Foucault

The modern notion of territory

Practical virtue : from classroom to life

Loneliness, disability and social justice

The philosophy of wine

Philosophy, fashion and ethics

Why ethics matter for health

The human rights journey, from moral philosophy to the political forum

Wittgenstein and the nature of philosophical explanation

New ethics to understand and regulate digital technologies