Illusory Egalitarianism
“The Web is supposed to be a great leveller: anyone can blog or twitter, and Facebook friendships are reciprocal. But[…]
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June podcast now out
In the third edition of Baggini’s Philosophy Monthly, I’m off to a new philosophy and music festival at Hay, talking[…]
ReadBreakfast – BBC One
I was on BBC Breakfast this morning, talking about voter apathy and participation. Just for the record…
ReadJune podcast
In the third edition of Baggini’s Philosophy Monthly, I’m off to a new philosophy and music festival at Hay, talking to its founder, Hilary Lawson, radical Tory Philip Blond, and the composer Michael Nyman. Plus I’m debating science and religion on Premier Christian Radio.
ReadCrunch time for Pringles’ sense of self
“The first rule of philosophy is that if you can’t provide an answer, then at least make a distinction.” Blog[…]
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