Annie Ashworth
Are NDEs evidence for the separation of the mind and body?
The idea of a near death experience may sound uncomfortable or even questionable to those who have been fortunate enough to avoid coming...
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Nicolas Marshall
Jan 14, 2023
We're All Living in Amerika: A Short Essay
In this essay, I will offer a critique of Kymlicka's approach to minority rights, as this overly liberal approach offers an...
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Katie Wilson-Ellis
Dec 15, 2022
The Philosophy of Christmas: Granny, Santa and Presents
As we near the end of the year, Christmas is fast approaching. Soon we’ll be watching Love Actually, opening piles of presents, and...
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Emma
Dec 1, 2022
John Stuart Mill: Associationism
As a Research Intern for the PPR Department at Lancaster University, I was tasked with the following three responsibilities: 1) research...
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Brian Black
Apr 14, 2022
Decolonising Philosophy
I fell in love with philosophy when, as an undergraduate at UC San Diego, I read Plato’s dialogues for the first time. I was intrigued by...
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Haaris
Mar 3, 2022
John Locke, an English philosopher
John Locke is seen to be one of the most influential philosophers in the modern world, so much so that he is recognised as the ‘Father of...
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Alison Stone
Feb 17, 2022
Frances Power Cobbe and the invention of animal ethics
Until recently women were omitted, indeed systematically excluded, from the history of philosophy, few if any women figuring in the...
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Sam Clark
Dec 16, 2021
The Philosophy of Welfare
Here are some practical dilemmas: should you have children? What should you do for your children if you do have them? What should our...
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