What can we say we know with certainty? What does it mean to say that we know something? How does knowledge differ from belief? Can an exploration of basic philosophical questions, such as How do we ...

On this course, our tutor, Dr Matthew Rowe, will introduce us to the ideas, lives and social contexts of some of the greatest Western philosophers in human history. This will take us on a journey ...

Such a critique confines all our speculative claims rigidly to the sphere of possible experience; and it does this not by shallow scoffing at ever-repeated failures or pious sighs over the limits of our ...

Culture Minister Owen Bonnici called out the European Broadcasting Union’s “artistic censorship” after the Eurovision organiser banned the use of the Maltese word Kant in its competing entry. “I abhor ...

This Journal is dedicated to the great philosophers of the past. Yet it also deals with important contemporary issues and the essential questions that have served as a constant source of inspiration ...

Immanuel Kant's Critique of Pure Reason (1781) represents a monumental shift in the history of philosophy. Published during the Enlightenment, a period that celebrated reason and scientific discovery, ...

ABSTRACT: Given the high advances done in the scientific field, especially with regard to the quantum fields of study, the epistemic approach to doing science changed drastically. Thus, it is ...

Anyone who relies on the voice of reason cannot ignore Immanuel Kant. April 22 marks the 300th anniversary of the German philosopher's birth. What does the author of "Perpetual Peace" still have to ...

We are happy to share a very special blog post by Ariana Razavi, winner of our LSE Philosophy Peace Prize 2023. Introduction by Professor Jonathan Birch: "It’s a pleasure to introduce winner of the ...