Philosophy at Southampton has an interdisciplinary approach informed by a broad range of research interests that includes: aesthetics, language and epistemology, ethics and philosophy of mind. This series introduces the Philosophy Café series of informal talks and enquiry on themes of choice and reason connected with the human situation. Thinking about studying philosophy? Watch our student experience video for insight into the diversity of the subject area and the learning culture at Humanities.
Oxford University
Edmonds and Warburton
Dominic Cusanelli
Annetta Shannon
CLIMBE
UCL
Plateo Podcasts
The Royal Institute of Philosophy
Anthony Diggs
UCL
Ileana Ogilvie
Dr.Monika
Monica McCarthy
The Divan
Leaniva Fiu
Centre for Ethics
Extending New Narratives in the History of Philosophy
Various
Sohail Abdul Hoque
Martin
Louis Jordan
Lottie Pike
Patrik Okenka
Articulations | Explorations in Art Education
Fenris
IAI
Chevy Campbell
Prashanth1998
Troy Wilson
Aalto University
Selena Johnson
Ethan Vickery
OpenDoorPhilosophy
cfilongisland
The Pocket Philosopher: A Phil
Roden Mark Afinidad
Connor Clerkin
shanel squire
Hermit
None
Zachary Davis
None
Joshua Rangai
Michael Andrew Newell
Johnny Hartz Søraker
Saumya Valsan
Kimberley Allen
Paul Fairfield
Ah36Vn
Sara Coca Alonso
It Is What It Is
Catherine Tyrrell
Sofia
Bronson Walker
Tanye Richards
Joe Parks
Christopher Boehm
Lucy Panyard
Loyal Books
Joshi Gottlieb
Simon Möllborn
MCMP Team
Loyal Books
Violeta
The Guardian
David Birnbaum
Vince
Markos
ABC Radio
Thom Quine
Ryan Lyddall
Nia
Media Studies
FulbrightD&I
Is It Chai Or Tea
Edwin Agyakwa
Nathan Ormond
The Living Philosophy
BBC Radio 4
Fabian Corver
Susi Ferrarello
Loyal Books
Kevin Browne, Robert Urekew
Oxford University
Artist Entrepreneurs
Apoorva Gadhvi
John Danaher
Josan Miller
Stefani Ruper
American Family Association
Epictetus
Maarten van Doorn
The Open University
rohit singh
Kelly Nelson
Ben S
UCD Centre for Ethics in Public Life
Gymnasion Tribe
New Books Network
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