The Imperfect Paradise: Narratives of Ordinary Life and the Incursion of Evil
“The sad truth is that most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be good or evil.” (Hannah Arendt, The…
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Book Review: Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay, “Cynical Theories: How Universities Made Everything about Race, Gender and Identity – and Why This Harms Everybody”
Social Morality from Kant’s Categorical Imperative to Transcendent Individualism
On the Virtue of Conflict
Understanding How Institutions Become Radicalised and What Can be Done
Marriage in the Twenty First Century
Beauty: more than the eye of the beholder (part 2)
Beauty: more than the eye of the beholder (part 1)
The value of the self: three views on privacy in the digital age (part 2)
Playing the game: sport and virtue
As I write this, England will or will not be on the way to the finals of the World Cup, and that matter, like the…