Dear Readers, Welcome to our second issue! Again we have a great selection of thought provoking reads. This issue features … More

The materiality of the body, as articulated by Judith Butler, is the sedimented effect of reiterative norms. As such, this … More

By Rosie Trappes April, 2015 Rose: You’ve studied philosophy. When and where did you do that? What kind of course … More

According to scientific consensus, one problem currently adversely affecting the environment, and perhaps the most serious, is that of greenhouse … More

Sexual desire is widely recognised as a physiological response to a human instinct ostensibly referred to as one’s ‘sex drive’, … More

12 December 2013 Death hovers in the room as he has for several days now. His presence has been noted … More

“Her self-love is mortified by the comparison with the boy’s far superior equipment…” – Sigmund Freud, ‘Femininity’, 1933. In ‘The … More

The Ultimate Salvation or a Sterile Hell? An Introduction French existential-phenomenological philosopher, Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex altered the … More

Within the Critique of Pure Reason, time and space are two of the most important concepts. By Kant’s account, they … More