The Philosophers’ Magazine (TPM) is devoted to publishing philosophy that’s clear, enlightening, thought-provoking and entertaining. The contributors are professional philosophers, many of international standing, who take care to make themselves understood. TPM is edited by the philosopher and writer, James Garvey.

Recent contributors include Simon Blackburn, Mary Midgley, Timothy Williamson, Sarah Bakewell, Stephen Stich, Simon Critchley, Helen Beebee, and Ray Monk. We have published interviews with Kwame Anthony Appiah, Ronald Dworkin, Martha Nussbaum, Peter Hacker, Kit Fine, Elliott Sober, Frank Jackson, Patricia Churchland, Richard Sorabji, Christine Korsgaard, and David Chalmers.

Sample articles: "Red Herrings and blind alleys", Simon Blackburn on philosophy's least promising propositions. "David Chalmers on the lack of progress in philosophy", interview with James Garvey. Film Review, Claire Creffield on Gravity "Women in Philosophy" Jennifer Saul on unconscious biases that get in the way.

Latest issue

What can different philosophical traditions learn from one another? Michael Puett and Sir Richard Sorabji find out by discussing Chinese and Ancient Greek philosophy. There's also reflection on the relevance of Hannah Arendt today, robot ethics, Simon Blackburn on coherence and truth, what dancing can tell us about consent, and the meaning of lies in contemporary politics. Plus news, columns, reviews and more.