Why Aristotle was right about causation
The Michael Dummett vs Antony Flew debate: What comes first, the cause or the effect?
C.S. Lewis, “Transposition”, and the philosophy of mind
C. S. Lewis has been revered as a writer but overlooked as a philosopher
What does AI’s possibility make us think about ourselves?
The real moral danger of ‘artificial intelligence’ is not what you think it is
Pointless protest
Spare us the snooty superiority of “real” writers affronted by celebrity novels
Roger’s religion
Sir Roger Scruton’s religious views are dissonant but beautiful
The beat will go on
The coronavirus pandemic has decimated the nightclub industry, but will the shifting landscape sow the seeds for an entirely new era of clubbing?
We have dispensed with independent thought
Are we just going to continue outsourcing every foundational fibre of our being?
Spare the rod
Spoiled beaks and free thought at Eton
The lesser-known Orwell: are his novels deserving of reappraisal?
George Orwell has a gift for the unusual and the memorable that means that even his half-forgotten novels are well worth discovering once again
Fighting against lockdown
The group that projects messages onto Parliament is briefing MPs behind the scenes
Beware of Bad Ideas
The democratic state has a duty to act as an ideological gate keeper to protect society
Sean Connery: the man beyond Bond
Who was the “real” Sean Connery?
Into the festive spirit
Christopher Pincher enjoys a 2009 Margaux in a dining room steeped in historical scandal