Julian Baggini
English philosopher and journalist; co-founder of The Philosophers' Magazine.
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- Julian Baggini is an English philosopher and journalist who has written more than 20 books of philosophy for a general audience.
- He co-founded The Philosophers' Magazine with Jeremy Stangroom in 1997.
- He was named academic director of the Royal Institute of Philosophy in 2019.
- He has been a columnist for The Guardian, Prospect and the Financial Times.
Key facts
- Born
- 1968, Folkestone, England1
- Education
- BA in philosophy, University of Reading (1990); PhD, University College London (1996), on personal identity1
- Books
- The Philosopher's Toolkit (2002, with Peter S. Fosl); Atheism: A Very Short Introduction (2003); The Pig That Wants to Be Eaten (2005); How the World Thinks (2018)1
- Also
- Patron of Humanists UK1
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