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What the four have in common, and what we could not confirm.","coverImage":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1523050854058-8df90110c9f1?w=1600&q=80","featured":false,"publishedAt":"2026-10-11T09:00:00.000Z","author":{"id":"cmtszbct0001mgm8jio0fa7oi","name":"Culture Desk","slug":"culture-desk","avatar":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1524995997946-a1c2e315a42f?w=200&q=80"},"category":{"id":"cmtszb8tt0006gm8jhuhutgcd","name":"Prizes","slug":"prizes"},"tags":[{"id":"cmtszb8z30008gm8japhqowdd","name":"Artificial Intelligence","slug":"artificial-intelligence"},{"id":"cmtszb9de000cgm8jq4a56rla","name":"Award","slug":"award"},{"id":"cmtszbb9n0012gm8jvw8goi74","name":"Democracy","slug":"democracy"},{"id":"cmtszbbk60016gm8jbqanfhyx","name":"Philosophy of Mind","slug":"philosophy-of-mind"},{"id":"cmtszbbs20019gm8j08mmfpsq","name":"Philosophy of Science","slug":"philosophy-of-science"}],"philosophers":[]},{"id":"cmv41wsw4012xmp5twb2diw2s","title":"Richard Rorty's bet: a liberal society can do without the truth","slug":"richard-rorty-truth-solidarity-irony","summary":"Richard Rorty asked philosophy to stop pretending it could underwrite science, morals and politics, and to settle instead for making cruelty harder to ignore. Thirty years on, with the strongman passage from Achieving Our Country quoted in every election, the question is whether his liberal ironist can still hold the line.","coverImage":"https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Richard_McKay_Rorty.png?width=1600","featured":false,"publishedAt":"2026-10-11T07:00:00.000Z","author":{"id":"cmtszbct0001mgm8jio0fa7oi","name":"Culture Desk","slug":"culture-desk","avatar":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1524995997946-a1c2e315a42f?w=200&q=80"},"category":{"id":"cmtszb8oj0004gm8jpmi9sqpi","name":"On Philosophers","slug":"on-philosophers"},"tags":[{"id":"cmtszbaje000sgm8jdkaweb0g","name":"Epistemology","slug":"epistemology"},{"id":"cmtszb9520009gm8jeeikefkc","name":"Ethics","slug":"ethics"},{"id":"cmtszb9qj000hgm8jrjk44vl6","name":"Political Philosophy","slug":"political-philosophy"},{"id":"cmtszbb9n0012gm8jvw8goi74","name":"Democracy","slug":"democracy"},{"id":"cmtszba6a000ngm8jbpxi4lvv","name":"Concepts","slug":"concepts"}],"philosophers":[{"id":"cmv41lwo2005mmp5tbqyetdrh","name":"Richard Rorty","slug":"richard-rorty","headline":"American pragmatist — against the mirror of nature, for the liberal ironist and the priority of democracy to philosophy","avatar":null,"country":"United States","affiliation":"Stanford University (comparative literature, emeritus); formerly Princeton and the University of Virginia"}]},{"id":"cmv41x2pr0147mp5tan7k85rk","title":"Clarke, Kelsen, Tschirnhaus, Zwingli and a letter on Roosevelt's desk: 11 October","slug":"this-day-11-october-clarke-kelsen-zwingli","summary":"Samuel Clarke, Newton's advocate against Leibniz, was born on 11 October 1675; Hans Kelsen, author of the Pure Theory of Law, on 11 October 1881. Tschirnhaus died on the date in 1708, Zwingli in battle in 1531, and in 1939 Alexander Sachs carried Einstein's letter into the Oval Office. 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He made the history of ideas a discipline, traced one idea from Plato to the Romantics in The Great Chain of Being, and helped write the rules of academic freedom he later qualified. The same date, in four Catholic countries, did not exist in 1582.","coverImage":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1481627834876-b7833e8f5570?w=1600&q=80","featured":false,"publishedAt":"2026-10-10T05:00:00.000Z","author":{"id":"cmtszbcl2001kgm8j4jfn1094","name":"Newsroom","slug":"newsroom","avatar":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1504711434969-e33886168f5c?w=200&q=80"},"category":{"id":"cmtszb8wg0007gm8j2aoiyrwm","name":"This Day in Philosophy","slug":"this-day-in-philosophy"},"tags":[{"id":"cmtszbae6000qgm8j74svrb49","name":"Plato","slug":"plato"},{"id":"cmtszbcfs001igm8jc4ef2dk7","name":"Metaphysics","slug":"metaphysics"},{"id":"cmtszb9ar000bgm8jzi7p8h0j","name":"Academia","slug":"academia"},{"id":"cmtszba3o000mgm8jhc6w5uvv","name":"History","slug":"history"},{"id":"cmtszba6a000ngm8jbpxi4lvv","name":"Concepts","slug":"concepts"}],"philosophers":[{"id":"cmv41lwle005lmp5tt9uzvhk5","name":"Arthur O. 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Why philosophers have read her for forty years, and what the prize gets right.","coverImage":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1544716278-ca5e3f4abd8c?w=1600&q=80","featured":true,"publishedAt":"2026-10-09T12:00:00.000Z","author":{"id":"cmtszbct0001mgm8jio0fa7oi","name":"Culture Desk","slug":"culture-desk","avatar":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1524995997946-a1c2e315a42f?w=200&q=80"},"category":{"id":"cmtszb8b80000gm8jlu539fg5","name":"Agenda","slug":"agenda"},"tags":[{"id":"cmtszb9de000cgm8jq4a56rla","name":"Award","slug":"award"},{"id":"cmtszb9in000egm8jqspd8hrr","name":"Translation","slug":"translation"},{"id":"cmtszb9nw000ggm8j4ti7hpfa","name":"Ancient Philosophy","slug":"ancient-philosophy"},{"id":"cmtszbc2o001dgm8jdz6gvxzu","name":"Aesthetics","slug":"aesthetics"}],"philosophers":[{"id":"cmty3lya9003ggm6j8xo8zr16","name":"Plato","slug":"plato","headline":"Founder of the Academy — the theory of Forms","avatar":null,"country":"Ancient Greece","affiliation":"The Academy, Athens"}]},{"id":"cmv41x592014imp5tuxpoag06","title":"Seoul, Qufu, Nizhny Novgorod, Saitama, Naples, Paris: a diary of philosophy's other October","slug":"october-2026-diary-seoul-qufu-nizhny-naples-paris","summary":"Six meetings from the first half of October, five of them outside the Anglophone circuit: a Korean alumni body fighting to revive a closed Indian philosophy department, Confucians on artificial intelligence at Qufu, 450 Russian scholars on the university's mission, a German philosopher on sex and silence near Tokyo, Naples's free autumn seminars and a French stocktaking of environmental philosophy.","coverImage":"https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Temple%20of%20Confucius%20at%20Qvfu.JPG?width=1600","featured":false,"publishedAt":"2026-10-09T09:00:00.000Z","author":{"id":"cmtszbcl2001kgm8j4jfn1094","name":"Newsroom","slug":"newsroom","avatar":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1504711434969-e33886168f5c?w=200&q=80"},"category":{"id":"cmtszb8lw0003gm8jhunf1gtn","name":"Conferences","slug":"conferences"},"tags":[{"id":"cmtszbcif001jgm8jtihk61jz","name":"Education","slug":"education"},{"id":"cmtszb8z30008gm8japhqowdd","name":"Artificial Intelligence","slug":"artificial-intelligence"},{"id":"cmtszb9ar000bgm8jzi7p8h0j","name":"Academia","slug":"academia"},{"id":"cmtszbb1s000zgm8j84x9ppkh","name":"Gender","slug":"gender"},{"id":"cmtszbbew0014gm8jbxwcdgn8","name":"Conference","slug":"conference"}],"philosophers":[{"id":"cmtv5rub9003cgm6j9nbq9b6p","name":"Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz","slug":"gottfried-wilhelm-leibniz","headline":"Rationalist philosopher and mathematician — early modern Europe","avatar":null,"country":"Germany","affiliation":"Court of Hanover (House of Brunswick-Lüneburg)"},{"id":"cmu2h2o58003rgm6hx89ya2e2","name":"Martin Heidegger","slug":"martin-heidegger","headline":"German philosopher of being and technology (1889–1976)","avatar":null,"country":"Germany","affiliation":"University of Freiburg"},{"id":"cmuijdlb50047gm6ip437jnzi","name":"Immanuel Kant","slug":"immanuel-kant","headline":"German philosopher — the critical turn and the categorical imperative","avatar":null,"country":"Germany","affiliation":"University of Königsberg"},{"id":"cmuu234xv0058s15r0ygazn9j","name":"Confucius","slug":"confucius","headline":"Chinese teacher of virtue and ritual — ren, li and the junzi","avatar":null,"country":"China (State of Lu)","affiliation":"State of Lu"}]},{"id":"cmv41wplv012jmp5tieqoh8zo","title":"Can a machine tell the truth? 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Two older accounts of truth, Heidegger's unconcealment and Foucault's parrhesia, suggest why: telling the truth has always been something a speaker risks, and a model has nothing to lose.","coverImage":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1620712943543-bcc4688e7485?w=1600&q=80","featured":false,"publishedAt":"2026-10-09T08:00:00.000Z","author":{"id":"cmtszbcl2001kgm8j4jfn1094","name":"Newsroom","slug":"newsroom","avatar":"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1504711434969-e33886168f5c?w=200&q=80"},"category":{"id":"cmtszb8b80000gm8jlu539fg5","name":"Agenda","slug":"agenda"},"tags":[{"id":"cmtszbaje000sgm8jdkaweb0g","name":"Epistemology","slug":"epistemology"},{"id":"cmtszb8z30008gm8japhqowdd","name":"Artificial Intelligence","slug":"artificial-intelligence"},{"id":"cmtszb9520009gm8jeeikefkc","name":"Ethics","slug":"ethics"},{"id":"cmtszb9t5000igm8j5nckmodb","name":"Phenomenology","slug":"phenomenology"},{"id":"cmtszbb700011gm8jok4onmhz","name":"Philosophy of Technology","slug":"philosophy-of-technology"}],"philosophers":[{"id":"cmu2h2o58003rgm6hx89ya2e2","name":"Martin Heidegger","slug":"martin-heidegger","headline":"German philosopher of being and technology (1889–1976)","avatar":null,"country":"Germany","affiliation":"University of Freiburg"},{"id":"cmuijdlgh0049gm6i5mpsw4q7","name":"Michel Foucault","slug":"michel-foucault","headline":"French historian of systems of thought — power, discipline and the subject","avatar":null,"country":"France","affiliation":"Collège de France, Chair of the History of Systems of Thought"}]},{"id":"cmv41wtzg0133mp5tpo33x4aq","title":"After Virtue at forty-five: MacIntyre's diagnosis read against 2026","slug":"macintyre-after-virtue-moral-crisis-modernity","summary":"Alasdair MacIntyre died in May 2025 insisting that modern moral argument is interminable because the words outlived the world that made sense of them. His diagnosis in After Virtue, the disquieting suggestion, emotivism, Nietzsche or Aristotle, the wait for another Benedict, reads differently in a year of shouting. 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