Philosophy

From the archives: There isn’t one single purpose for a university, or for education

From the archives in 2011, Julian Baggini looks at the role of a university, and the many different values that come with education

From the archives: Why the quest precision of thought may well prove futile

From the archives in 2010, Julian Baggini muses on logic, precision, and philosophy's value in reminding us what we still do not know

Sexual Ethics

Volume 20 Number 3, Autumn 2007


Philosopher’s Corner

Julian Baggini

SEXUAL ETHICS seems such a quaint old subject.
Such has been the success of the almost complete purge of sex from the arena of serious, secular ethical debate that when someone does raise the topic, we immediately suspect (usually correctly) that that person has some conservative or religious axe to grind.

Pop-science isn’t ‘dumbing down’, it’s opening the door and welcoming people in

From the archives, Julian Baggini explains that doommongering about 'dumbing down' underestimates the intelligence of the general public

Philosopher’s corner: where a false claim becomes a nonsense claim

From the archives, philosopher Julian Baggini grapples with the distinction between claims that are true, false or nonsense.
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