Fabienne Peter

@fabiennepeter.bsky.social

Philosophy professor, University of Warwick. DPVC. Research: political philosophy, moral philosophy, social epistemology. She/they. https://www.fabiennepeter.org/

My latest book, How to Understand Others, is now available for pre-order from @yalebooks.bsky.social and all good bookshops (RRP £20). The book represents the culmination of 10 years' interdisciplinary work on the topic, written to be accessible to all. yalebooks.co.uk/book/9780300...

How to Understand Others - Yale University Press London

An incisive and witty philosophical guide to how we can make sense of ourselves and other peopleHow do we really come to ‘understand’ others—or even to...

yalebooks.co.uk

🔥 Key researcher, Cathy Mason, was recently re-featured in the Editors' Picks Week Aeon Weekly @aeon.co, where their editors selected Essays that have stood out to them with themes and ideas worth revisiting. Read the essay 'Why love matters most', below👇️ #philsky #irismurdoch #love

For Iris Murdoch, morality is about love, not duties and rules | Aeon Essays

For Iris Murdoch, morality is not about duties and rules but stopping our ego fantasies and attending to others with love

buff.ly

Next Monday we've got Anil Gomes (Oxford) speaking to us about 'Iris Murdoch on God, Good, and Soul'. Free and open to all. ⏰ 18.15, 11 May 2026 📍Woburn Suite, Senate House 🔗https://www.aristoteliansociety.org.uk/the-proceedings/the-2025-26-programme/anil-gomes/

Our next PAS talk will take place next Monday: We've got Anneli Jefferson from Cardiff coming to talk to us: "Working out how blame works" ⏰ 18.15, 2 March 2026. 📍 Swedenborg Hall (20-21 Bloomsbury Way) 🔗https://www.aristoteliansociety.org.uk/the-proceedings/the-2025-26-programme/anneli-jefferson/

The Center is very sad to report the untimely passing of Andrew Cooper (Warwick), who was a Fellow at the Center for Philosophy of Science in 2023. Andrew was an outstanding philosopher in addition to a wonderful human being.

Bild

'The ethical ideal is not to replace a conformist identity with an individual one. It is to get rid of identity altogether' Read St Andrews Philosopher @axdouglas.bsky.social 's piece for @aeon.co on the radical and potentially transformative idea of rejecting identity aeon.co/essays/how-t...

How to be yourself, when you have no self. Lessons from Zhuangzi | Aeon Essays

As Zhuangzi saw, there is no immutably true self. Instead our identity is as dynamic and alive as a butterfly in flight

aeon.co

Between traditional journalism and social media, we were supposed to (debatable) end up with a mix of authoritative and democratic platforms for sharing information. We've ended up with authoritarian, libertarian, superficial information systems, that are at best bonkers, and at worst dangerous 👇