The controversial message of Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead
Jane Rance explores how the protagonist of The Fountainhead acts according to the author's views of individualism and how this can be problematic.
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Why is it “better to have loved and lost” than “never to have loved at all”?
Zara Dewing suggests an answer for one of life's most pressing questions: why should we love in the face of the reality that everything will eventually be lost?
How supermarket shelves reflect a philosophical emergency
In this article, Charlotte Cole discusses the importance of placing emphasis on the mundane moments in life where 'nothing really happens', instead of constantly seeking the next biggest exciting thing,…
Beauty—the pre-modern understanding
How the pre-modern theory of aesthetics sheds light on the notion of beauty
The holy and the broken: The philosophy of Leonard Cohen
Zara Dewing discusses Leonard Cohen's philosophy of the darkness and light of life, within his discography
Short and sweet: five philosophy papers in five minutes
Alex Mortimer discusses some of the shortest - but most engaging and impactful - papers in philosophy and logic.
From artificial intelligence to artificial consciousness?
Alex Mortimer discusses the possibility of conscious computers, given recent advancements in AI technology.
Bojack Horseman: the philosophy of a talking horse has never been more relevant
Satirical, irreverent, cynical – Charis discusses the existential nihilism behind Netflix’s Bojack Horseman.
How to become a God (according to Mormons)
Evie Sproat explores Mormon thought regarding the history, evolution and destiny of the universe and how this propels believers on a course of cosmic progression to become Gods.