Nigel Warburton

Some thinkers treat critical thinking as a martial art, wanting to win the argument at any cost

Even if the US doesn’t slide towards tyranny on November 5, almost half the electorate are going to end up disgruntled

According to Henri Bergson, everything is flux and that's difficult to capture in words

If Trump sees himself as a Randian hero, expect nothing but indifferent self-interest for the next four years

It is time to dispel disbelief and face the grim reality that is unfolding

The forgotten Scottish philosopher’s legacy resurfaced last week when his historic cello was played for the first time in 220 years

The success of Notre Dane's comeback depends on whether we view it as an architectural gem or a functional religious building

Oxford University Press’s word of the year suggests social media has become a drug-like distraction from the world

For anyone who cares about animal suffering, it should be a no-brainer that eating intensively farmed turkey is unethical

How could anyone believe that it is right to murder someone else to make a political point?