The Philosophers' Magazine

Hanno Sauer argues that we will have to learn how to live with class hierarchy.

First a review article, then a book, now a book review—Alex Byrne chronicles the latest surprise rejection of his writing in the philosophy of sex and gender.

On the tercentenary of Kant’s birth, 22 April 2024, J. L. H. Thomas recalls a visit to Königsberg-Kaliningrad.

Oliver Traldi argues that Straussianism is an impoverished approach to philosophical education.

Rona Dinur argues that trans/gender activism was never about protecting anyone’s rights.

Pascal Engel critically reviews ‘A Social History of Analytic Philosophy’ by Christoph Schuringa.

Vincent Descombes looks back on his history of French philosophy from 1933 to 1978.

Matias Slavov argues that, for all that special relativity shows, time passes.

Felice Basbøll and Samuel Rubinstein review JCD Clark’s “The Enlightment: An Idea and its History”.

Daniel Kodsi and John Maier argue that academic philosophers have made serious errors in their approach to trans politics.