"Finding Refuge": A Conversation with Ajahn Sucitto (Keywords: Buddhism; Mind-Body; Perception)
"We may have done amazing things with the rational mind in the centuries since Descartes, yet there is still pain, anxiety, and depression."
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Samuel Moyn
- 21 min
"Humanising War, Obscuring Peace": A Conversation with Samuel Moyn
"I sense that humanisation is the problem as much as the solution because it masks efforts at domination."
Andy West
- 17 min
"Philosophy, Memoir, and Revelation": A Conversation with Andy West
"I have no interest in arguing that memoir is actually philosophy and philosophy is actually memoir. I’m happy to cannibalise both."
"Can Our Bodies Ever Be Good Enough?" Clare Chambers in conversation with Brian D. Earp
"The images and the ideals about how our body should be are strongly dependent on existing inequalities and discriminatory practices."
Robert S. Leib
- 14 min
Kermit’s Dreams: (Sophie) Kermit in conversation with Robert S. Leib
"We have lots to question anew around exoanthropology, especially on the nature of persons and normative structures involved in personhood."
Charles W. Mills
- 8 min
Ignorance, Innocent and Otherwise: A Conversation with Charles W. Mills (Keywords: Race; Knowledge)
"We don’t know not because we can’t know but because we don’t want to know."
Jonathan Rée
- 15 min
"Wild Philosophy": a Conversation with Jonathan Rée (Keywords: Public Philosophy; History)
"Nearly all histories of philosophy put readers in the position of someone who has to recognize that philosophy is too difficult for them."
Thomas Nail
- 12 min
"We Have Always Been Geological": a conversation with Thomas Nail (Keywords: Agency; Anthropocene)
"The most radical import of the Anthropocene is the unpredictable agency and mobility of the earth itself."
Maggie Nelson
- 21 min
"Messy Freedoms": A Conversation with Maggie Nelson (Keywords: Sex; Care; Responsibility; Motherhood
"While interdependency is a great fact, it does not actually tell us very much about what we are to do with it."
Amia Srinivasan
- 20 min
"Does the Heart Simply Want What the Heart Wants?" A Conversation with Amia Srinivasan
"We, as desirous creatures, are much more complex than the reigning ideology would have us believe."
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein
- 19 min
"Physics is Not an Exception": A Conversation with Chanda Prescod-Weinstein
"There’s this wide gap between what I think empiricism should be, and the kind of empiricism I actually see in practice as a scientist."
Martin Hägglund
- 13 min
"The Time of Our Lives": A Conversation with Martin Hägglund (Keywords: Faith; Freedom; Society)
"There is not first an individual and then society, or the other way around. Rather, it is in our nature to be socially formed."
Peter Wolfendale
- 18 min
Artificial Bodies and the Promise of Abstraction
© Scott Eaton Please can you start by saying a few things about the rise of embodiment within contemporary philosophy? It seems to me to...
Clare Chambers
- 11 min
"Feminism, Marriage and Choice" A Conversation with Clare Chambers (Keywords: Liberalism; equality)
"There are lots of ways in which women have a much better situation than we did once. But equally there are ways in which it is much worse."
Stephen Mulhall
- 23 min
Being-Towards-Death
Isle of the Dead (1883) Arnold Böcklin Anthony Morgan: You position yourself within a framework called post-Kantian philosophy. Why is it...
A.W. Moore
- 19 min
Finitude
This interview was originally published in The Kantian Catastophe? Conversations on Finitude and the Limits of Philosophy, edited by...
Stella Sandford
- 17 min
Kant's Legacy
Anthony Morgan: Many argue that Kant is the most influential philosopher of the modern era, and one of the most influential of all time....
Lucy Allais
- 18 min
Transcendental Idealism
This interview was originally published in The Kantian Catastophe? Conversations on Finitude and the Limits of Philosophy, edited by...
Béatrice Han-Pile
- 18 min
The Analytic of Finitude
thierry ehrmann Anthony Morgan: I was hoping you could begin by saying a few things about Foucault specifically as a philosopher, given...
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