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"Hopeful Ignorance": Linsey McGoey reviews A Passion for Ignorance by Renata Salecl
"It is not knowledge but rather ignorance that helps us to believe that new types of emancipation are someday possible."
Linsey McGoey
10 min read
"The Rewilding of Philosophy": Alexander Douglas reviews "The Parmenidean Ascent" by Michael Della Rocca
"Distinctions can be made among things, but only from some or other arbitrary point of view."
Alexander Douglas
10 min read
"Are We Decent Deep Down?": David Livingstone Smith reviews "Humankind" by Rutger Bregman
"A large part of human nature is our capacity to use culture to engineer human nature itself, for good or for ill."
David Livingstone Smith
14 min read
"The Epistemologist's Moment": Jeremy Fantl reviews "Knowing Our Limits" by NAthan Ballantyne
It’s our time. Or so philosophers like to think. Technological and cultural developments over the last 30 years have provided concrete...
Jeremy Fantl
11 min read
"Idleness and Society": a conversation with Brian O'Connor (Keywords: Kant; Hegel; Enlightenment; Work; Autonomy)
What was it that motivated your book on idleness? It was actually an accident that brought me to it. I have always been interested in...
Brian O’Connor
10 min read
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