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Rethinking the human: On being accountable in the Anthropocene
In a quiet corner of my library is a book called Man and the Ecosphere. It’s a set of essays from Scientific …
Adam’s letter: A story of vaccine, valour and victory
At a time when the world’s attention is focussed on the Covid-19 pandemic a Polish friend, Yvonne Freidman, has sent …
Are conspiracy theories just part of our evolutionary history?
Conspiracy theories and medical misinformation about the coronavirus started to spread through social media sites almost immediately after the outbreak …
Seneca’s classical wisdom on how to die
Lucius Annaeus Seneca was one of the more notable Roman philosophers. He was born in 4 BCE, which happens to …
A story of shame
Sometimes there are things we’ve done that are hard to forget, let alone forgive. I was born in the UK …
Heidegger on death, demise and Dasein
Martin Heidegger is notoriously difficult to decipher and has been accused by many critics of both obscurantism and anti-Semitism. He …