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The five most read articles in English on Philosophie.ch in 2022

The situationist critique of virtue ethics

Findings of modern empirical psychology have sparked new discussion in several fields. Among those is the philosophical debate about virtues. In the wake of said findings a new critique of virtue ethics has been put forward in the late 20th centur...

The Trial & Execution of Socrates: Is Democracy A Tyranny?

The trial and death of Socrates ridicules and mocks Athenian democracy. Democracy was an unfinished concept and Socrates was way ahead with his intellectual liberty. He thinks of justice first and foremost, and it was unjust to do evil for evil. A...

Fat Aesthetics: Why Being Fat Should Be the New Normal

Arthur Cardoso de Andrade, interviewed by Swantje Martach

On Christine Korsgaard, Kantianism, and animals

In her book "Self-Constitution: Agency, Identity, and Integrity" Christine Korsgaard develops a neo-Kantian approach to human and animal agency and morality

I Remember Damage: Inescapable Scars, Scarring Escapes, and Living with the Absurd

This brief essay is about our current pandemic, and how we might think about our predicament almost two years into a world-historical event that has left hardly a corner of the planet untouched. But even after all this time, it is difficult to fin...

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