Person: Immanuel Kant

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business

Desperate victims of neo-liberalism where everything has a price

The Chinese and Vietnamese nationals found dead in a container in England were ultimately victims of a society where people are objectified for profit, writes Vittorio Bufacchi.

It’s always Caucasian people who say they don’t see race

general

A rags to riches story: Find out how Benjamin Clementine found fame

news

Furniture designer scoops award for school chair at Undergraduate Awards ceremony

world

Not exactly pure reason: philosophy argument ends in shooting

business

Regulatory framework ‘only half-built’

The borders of liberalism: both sides of the story

Alan Wolfe explains what a liberal society can offer to immigrants

Sat, 14 Jul, 2007

The philosopher’s score

Eoin Kelly’s striking. Ronaldinho’s flicks. Brian O’Driscoll’s running with the ball in hand. Enjoy the aesthetic experience, says a Stanford professor of literature. Michael Moynihan found out how an eighteenth century philosopher explains the appeal of sport.

Wed, 28 Jun, 2006

Philosopher finds speaking his mind may be unwise

Europe Correspondent Ann Cahill profiles the controversial Italian, Rocco Buttiglione.

Tue, 19 Oct, 2004