Julian Baggini
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Julian Baggini’s engaging survey argues that people everywhere grapple with the same moral questions
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Letters: Trevor Curnow on comparative philosophy, Ian Dunbar on analytical philosophy, and Chris Jeyne on our understanding of time
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Abolish bank holidays. Give us days off with meaning instead
Julian BagginiA Manchester Day for Manchester, a Kent Day for Kent? How about an Equal Rights Day? Let’s make public holidays matter, says the British philosopher Julian Baggini
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Statues of women in Westminster are long overdue. But new monuments should spark reflection, not genuflection, writes the philosopher Julian Baggini
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Philosophy always takes place in a kind of cartoon world. A one-day course in the wisdom of Springfield is an ideal way to introduce the subject
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Letters: Our bodies are changing in front of our eyes but by holding on to our view of the world (which is in constant flux) we can maintain the illusion
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Letters: At the heart of Julian Baggini’s article about the Pixar animation Inside Out is the profoundly contentious philosophical proposition that the self has nothing permanent or unchanging at its core
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Pixar’s latest animation is a remarkably intelligent treatment of one of the most complicated and confusing issues in philosophy: the self
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Authors, critics and philosophers tell us which books they will be reading on the beach
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Our actions may be rooted in our physiology as neuroscience has shown, but there is a richer concept of freedom
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Apple Watch: are you feeling the terror?
Julian BagginiThat the smartwatch is going to normalise several things that should appal us is precisely what we should be most concerned about. Once we love it we’re lost
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‘Giving Tuesday’ on 2 December is yet another demand on our reserves of money and goodwill – so should you grow a moustache or climb Kilimanjaro instead? Julian Baggini offers a philosophical roadmap to charitable giving
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John Crace reduces Julian Baggini's gastric meditations on food down to a slimline 600 words
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Philosopher-cook Julian Baggini roams far and wide in his discourse on food, writes Alex Renton
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Is food the key to what makes us human? And should we spend even more time thinking about it? By Steven Poole
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Lockdown living A letter to my post-lockdown self: ‘Keep listening to the birds’