John Gray

John Gray is Professor of European Thought at the London School of
Economics. His most recent book is Heresies: Against Progress and Other
Illusions (Granta).

PhilosophyMay 18, 2006

In Theory

In Frontiers of Justice, philosopher Martha Nussbaum explores our moral obligations to the disabled, to nonhuman animals and to the unresolved areas of international law.

John Gray
Cultural Criticism and AnalysisJanuary 11, 2006

Easier Said Than Done

Kwame Anthony Appiah’s Cosmopolitanism explores the middle ground between the universal laws of liberalism and relativism’s blind respect for all differences.

John Gray

John Gray

PhilosophyMay 18, 2006

In Theory

In Frontiers of Justice, philosopher Martha Nussbaum explores our moral obligations to the disabled, to nonhuman animals and to the unresolved areas of international law.

John Gray

Cultural Criticism and AnalysisJanuary 11, 2006

Easier Said Than Done

Kwame Anthony Appiah’s Cosmopolitanism explores the middle ground between the universal laws of liberalism and relativism’s blind respect for all differences.

John Gray

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John Gray

PhilosophyMay 18, 2006

In Theory

In Frontiers of Justice, philosopher Martha Nussbaum explores our moral obligations to the disabled, to nonhuman animals and to the unresolved areas of international law.

John Gray

Cultural Criticism and AnalysisJanuary 11, 2006

Easier Said Than Done

Kwame Anthony Appiah’s Cosmopolitanism explores the middle ground between the universal laws of liberalism and relativism’s blind respect for all differences.

John Gray