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Review: Not for Profit: Why Democracy Needs The Humanities

Julian Baggini profits from a book with real impact

The end of education

Martha Nussbaum tells James Garvey why the humanities are under threat

News round up

Was A.J. Ayer a spy? And where is Philosophy Town?

Ideas of the century: The equality of intelligence (37/50)

Nina Power is the latest contributor to our special series

Review: Not for Profit

Julian Baggini profits from a book with real impact

Can Children Philosophise? The case for caution

Richard Fox argues that children are doers, not thinkers

Can Children Philosophise? The case for

From the archives (2003), Robert Fisher argues that we should develop the habits of intelligent behaviour in children.

Get ‘em while they’re young

20 years on from the introduction of philosophy in British primary schools, Brooke Lewis looks at how the subject is faring

Fancy taking a pop?

William Irwin defends the growth of books on pop culture and philosophy

Free their minds

Stephen Law makes the case for a more liberal education