UFOs used to move a lot faster. Martin S. Kottmeyer asks why.
Thomas I. White argues that the sea is full of persons who are not humans
The last of three pieces on the philosophy of everyday life
The second of three pieces on the philosophy of everyday life
In recent years, several philosophers and writers have turned their attention to the philosophy of day to day life. We asked three to give us a taste of their quotidian musings. Here is the first.
Nancy Sherman on modern soldiers and ancient wisdom
The editorial team of the journal Philosophy of Management make the case for their emerging field (Photo cc: Jonathan Gill)
Laura Biron and Dominic Scott reason with Mammon (Photo cc:Michael Daddino)
Richard Fox argues that children are doers, not thinkers
From the archives (2003), Robert Fisher argues that we should develop the habits of intelligent behaviour in children.