Here, in a Parisian bar, Ford Madox Ford explains to Hemmingway why he’s just cut/ignored Hilaire Belloc. Also starring Ezra Pound. (From 'A Moveable Feast' ht MatthewBroome💙)

Ludwig Wittgenstein was born on this date in 1889. For our episode in 2007, we sent our Roving Philosophical Reporter, Zoe Corneli, to learn more about #Wittgenstein the man from David Edmonds, co-author of 'Wittgenstein's Poker': youtu.be/j0Ze4lFwc9o KALW #philosophy

We interviewed Daniel Dennett (1942 - 2024) twice for the Philosophy Bites podcast . On free will philosophybites.libsyn.com/daniel-dennett… and on the Chinese Room thought experiment philosophybites.libsyn.com/daniel-dennett…

ICYMI: David Edmonds discussing the life and philosophy of Derek Parfit on the Philosophy Bites podcast philosophybites.libsyn.com/david-edmonds-…

Philosopher Explains The Trolley Problem: youtu.be/h-G8UdCf-pM

Watch this new clip from my interview with David Edmonds David Edmonds, on his life and career.

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I'm late to this article by Gavin Jacobson newstatesman.com/uncategorized/… But the description of Bernard Henri-Levy in the first para made me laugh out loud.

Really delighted to be included in this amazing line-up of humanists ⁦in this forthcoming book What I Believe edited by ⁦Andrew Copson⁩ Humanists UK⁩ humanists.uk/2024/04/04/new…

The dangers of confirmation bias, and what we can do to combat it. Social Science Bites podcast interview with David Edmonds (including transcript): socialsciencespace.com/2024/04/alex-e…

Confirmation Bias. The latest Social Science Bites

Join David Edmonds on Parfit: A Philosopher and His Mission to Save Morality (interviewed by Nigel Warburton) at the OxfordLitFest this afternoon, at the Oxford Martin School: Lecture Theatre.

Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02nKXPY0 David Edmonds Nigel Warburton 🇺🇦 #FreeUkraine

Oxford Literary Festival, Sunday, 2pm, being interviewed by Nigel Warburton 🇺🇦 #FreeUkraine on Parfit. oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-eve… Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s

OUC's David Edmonds will be speaking at the OxfordLitFest on Sunday, 17 March 2024 about his new book 'Parfit: A Philosopher and His Mission to Save Morality'. Follow the link to book your tickets! oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-eve…
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Oxford Literary Festival, Sunday, 2pm, being interviewed by Nigel Warburton 🇺🇦 #FreeUkraine on Parfit. oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-eve… Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s

Just released on the Philosophy Bites podcast: Mark Rowe on J.L.Austin - David Edmonds interviews Austin's biographer about the man, his life, his philosophy philosophybites.libsyn.com/mark-rowe-on-j…

'And in some important ways we give up our lives for the people that we care for.'

David Edmonds discusses caregiving with developmental psychologist Alison Gopnik on a new episode of Social Science Bites.

Listen here: socialsciencespace.com/2024/03/alison…

The neglected topic of care. Latest Social Science Bites with Alison Gopnik

This is a wonderful book about a remarkable individual - lovely stories on the idiosyncrasies of Oxford, All Souls, and academia, all interwoven with a primer on moral philosophy

Thank you for writing David Edmonds 🙏

Here are answers 36-50. Taking quiz pause, but if you have questions of your own, send them to me (email address at website). Honorary mentions for several correct answers to Frank Delaere Russell Blackford SuatAyoz (@[email protected]) Edward Quine and of course Menno Lievers

My new book, 'Wise Animals', was published onFebruary 22nd. What's it about? Lots of things. But above all, it's aimed as a corrective to a dozen delusions that I think stand between us and a rich, rigorous engagement with technology in the 21st century...

Been re-reading a bit of this – by Rebecca Roache - and so re-plugging it. I read a lot of new philosophy books, and this is one of the best. It’s such an original, clever, fascinating and well-written book. Really recommend it.