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The Trial & Execution of Socrates: Is Democracy A Tyranny?

article by Sarvesh Dwivedi

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War in Europe

Voices of Philosophers on the Russian Attack on Ukraine

Philosophy Olympiad

Learn more about the Swiss Philosophy Olympiad

A Family of Four Ukraine

From the feeling of having been wronged to the intuition of universal rights Angewandte Ethik

following Jeanne Hersch: an analysis of a recent Egyptian novel

The Trial & Execution of Socrates: Is Democracy A Tyranny? Philosophie der Antike

Ukraine Ukraine

Voices of Philosophers on the Russian Attack on Ukraine

Swiss Neutrality and the Russian Attack on Ukraine Ukraine

How to help Ukrainians Ukraine

I Remember Damage: Inescapable Scars, Scarring Escapes, and Living with the Absurd Sozialphilosophie, Kulturphilosophie

an article by Anna Gotlib

How Good Descriptions Increase Our Scientific Understanding of the World Wissenschaftsphilosophie, Covid 19

Understanding the Covid-19 Pandemic

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articles on philosophie.ch on the pandemic from a philosophical perspective

On Resemblance Kulturphilosophie, Ästhetik

Persistence and Memory Metaphysik

On an Evolution of European Identity Kulturphilosophie

Fat Aesthetics: Why Being Fat Should Be the New Normal Kulturphilosophie, Philosophische Anthropologie

Arthur Cardoso de Andrade, interviewed by Swantje Martach

On Christine Korsgaard, Kantianism, and animals Tierethik

In her book "Self-Constitution: Agency, Identity, and Integrity" Christine Korsgaard develops a neo-Kantian approach to human and animal agency and morality

The situationist critique of virtue ethics Theoretische Ethik

Findings of modern empirical psychology have sparked new discussion in several fields. Among those is the philosophical debate about virtues. In the wake of said findings a new critique of virtue ethics has been put forward in the late 20th centur...

The Exterior of Philosophy: On the Practice of New Confucianism Kulturphilosophie, Philosophie der Moderne

an interview with Philippe Major (Universität Basel) by Ilaria Fornacciari

Where are we going? Angewandte Ethik

‘Where are we going?’ (Où allons nous?) is one of the questions that Paul Gaugin (1848-1903) wrote on a painting completed in 1897 in which he depicted various figures pondering the fundamental questions of human existence.

Towards total automation? Philosophische Anthropologie, Ki

The future of humans and machines

Menschenrechte Menschenrechte

Ein Themenschwerpunkt

Krypto Philosophie Krypto

Ein Themenschwerpunkt