Philosophy For Our Times

Terry Eagleton breaks down the meaning behind sacrifice, martyrdom and atheism.

Julian Baggini discusses the everyday applications of philosophy

Tim Crane, Susan Blackmore and Bernardo Kastrup debate popular and alternative theories of consciousness.

Professor Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad delves into ancient Indian systems of thought,.

Oxford professor of Buddhist philosophy Jan Westerhoff breaks down illusions and dreams.

Philip Goff asks whether panpsychism can solve philosophy's core problems.

Is the sun setting on Western ideas as well as Western economies?

Philosopher of Science Nancy Cartwright discusses the role of authority within science.

Fellow at Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute Anders Sandberg investigates the road we must take to reach the mind-boggling possibilities and of a transhuman future.

Sophie Grace Chappell argues her case against systematic thought and for epiphanies as moments of truth.

Panpsychist Rupert Sheldrake explores the science behind everyday spiritual practices.

Post-colonial theorist Homi Bhabha, activist Yassmin Abdel-Magied and political theorist David Miller debate tribal division.

Cognitive psychologist Donald Hoffman breaks down the nature of reality

Political philosopher Stephen de Wijze explores what happens when doing wrong is right

Psychologist Simone Schnall, philosopher Rae Langton and anthropologist Joel Robbins discuss morality relativity.

Susan Neiman, Peter Hitchens and Patricia Churchland debate the big moral issues of the pandemic.

Stanley Fish, Genia Schönbaumsfeld and Hilary Lawson explore the limits of language.

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Asa Wikforss helps us explore the importance of facts in our post truth world.

Why is consciousness so perplexing to so many?