Other Media

Alongside its published journals, The Royal Institute of Philosophy offers a variety of further media, including: Books, YouTube Videos, Podcasts of our live talks, and more.

Find a selection of these below.

YouTube Videos

Watch all of our philosophy lecture series, events and symposia, including the Annual Lecture, presented by a philosopher of international standing, on The Royal Institute of Philosophy’s YouTube Channel.

Podcasts

Discover mind-expanding long-form discussions on the most thought-provoking questions in philosophy with The Royal Institute of Philosophy’s podcast.

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Books

We publish several themed volumes every year based on the London Lectures and our series of One-Day Philosophy Events.

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A Philosophers’ Manifesto: Ideas and Arguments to Change the World →

A diverse range of philosophers from around the world present the philosophical case for a new policy or law they think will make the world a better place.

Edited by Julian Baggini

Death and Meaning →

What is it for a life to have meaning? Does life have no meaning because some day each of us will die? Or do death and mortality inform a meaningful life? Philosophers address these important questions in this collection of papers.

Edited by Michael Hauskeller

How Do We Know? The Social Dimension of Knowledge →

Knowledge is often thought of as something individual, but our knowledge is dependent on other people’s testimony and expertise, and on the norms and practices of our society. This volume gathers perspectives on Social Epistemology from experts around the world.

Edited by Julian Baggini

Globally Inclusive Philosophy

We are proud to be endorsing the Barcelona Principles for a Globally Inclusive Philosophy, which seek to highlight and address the structural inequality between native and non-native speakers in academic philosophy.

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