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Arendt, Kant, and the Soft-Clubbing Crisis
When searching for local classical shows, I came across a section in a Mozart concert’s description entitled “Your Brain on Art.” The section references studies that argue listening to Mozart enhances “spatial reasoning,” “cognitive performance,” and “ brain wave activity associated with relaxation and mental clarity.” The framing of music as a vehicle for self-betterment, a technology for improvement, speaks to the growing instrumentalization of aesthetics. Art no longer sei
Pritish Das
Nov 294 min read


Pressure Doesn’t Invalidate The Voluntariness Of The Choice To Die
The central issue of the debate on assisted dying is whether the safeguards put in place will ensure sufficiently voluntary choices on...
Charles Amos
May 165 min read


Is JD Vance the Greatest Danger in Trumpland 2.0?
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion Barely two months into Donald Trump’s second stint in the White House it is becoming increasingly...
Jasper Goddard
Mar 274 min read


The Return of History: American Instruments of Expansion and the New Middle East
Illustration by Will Allen/Europinion In The Open Society and its Enemies Karl Popper spoke of "Social Engineering" as a tool applied...
Naif Al Bidh
Mar 229 min read


The Ides of March and Our Contemporary Thresholds
Today, the 15th March, marks the anniversary of the death of Julius Caesar in 44 BCE. Caesars death was followed by civil war and the...
Nicholas Greenhalgh
Mar 153 min read


The Death of the Political Spectrum and the Rise of the Political Compass
The last decade has been a transformative one globally; whether it is the rise of a new multipolar order transforming our geopolitical...
Naif Al Bidh
Jan 298 min read
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