Unthinkable: The Irish Young Philosopher Awards hopes to become as big as the Young Scientist exhibition
Unthinkable: ‘Humans fight to achieve status and belonging,’ says former soldier Mike Martin
Unthinkable: The Irish statesman Edmund Burke was a victim of reverse sexism
Unthinkable: Knowledge is an ‘epistemic good’ to which everyone should have access
Unthinkable: Children who commit crimes deserve leniency only because they can’t vote, US academic argues
Unthinkable: ‘Freedom was Marx’s central concern,’ says philosopher Peter Singer
Unthinkable: There’s ‘a systematic ambiguity’ at the heart of human rights, TCD professor John Dillon says
Unthinkable: Technological ‘solutions’ to sexual assault could create new problems
Unthinkable: Germany’s giant of literature had a view of science that still appeals to many
Unthinkable: The way we collect data and present it is tied up with our values
Unthinkable: A philosopher and a lawyer have teamed up to try to answer older people’s deepest questions
Unthinkable: Ireland needs to design its own model of separating religions from state
Unthinkable: ‘Luck egalitarianism’ reminds us that citizens don’t operate on a level playing field
Unthinkable: It’s hard to envisage ever being able to prove a miracle took place
Unthinkable: Anyone can be a philosopher – if you’re open-minded enough
Unthinkable: A political system that trades in certainties carries dangers
Unthinkable: The nature of reality may depend on whether the infinite is comprehensible
Unthinkable: Concern about ‘rights inflation’ has led to a renewed focus on moral duties
Unthinkable: We all use ‘potted thinking’ but it carries added risks in this social media age
No, says Fr Gerry O’Hanlon, but we would all benefit from a more civil debate
The primary location of wisdom is ‘in a person, not a book’, says Prof Paul O’Grady
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