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Articles by Martin Cohen
Martin Cohen takes issue with a polemic that seems to skate over some of the deeper dimensions of logic and scientific method
Martin Cohen finds many insights and a dose of logic in a book about brain science that aims to help us think better
Book of the week: Martin Cohen finds much of interest in a work describing how produce gets to our plates
The furore over Brian Wansink’s data handling overlooks the fact that science should above all be about explanation, argues Martin Cohen
A thinker revisits democracy’s power to unite in light of populism’s rise, writes Martin Cohen
As president, Trump may be less an aberration than some think, but he attracts those whose only politics is to ‘send in a wrecking ball’, writes Martin Cohen
Language is key to making sense of people, finds Martin Cohen, but beware words’ flexible meanings
Martin Cohen on a study that strives to position a much-quoted thinker as a social geographer
Martin Cohen on the philosophical implications of living the simple life – and owning a homemade toilet-brush holder
Claims for genius require more than repeated assertion to make the case, says Martin Cohen
Martin Cohen on a philosophical study that eschews the root for the rhizome
A study probing the state of a discipline raises the alarm on scholars selling out, says Martin Cohen
Martin Cohen on a study offering a fresh perspective on the philosopher’s work
Martin Cohen on how the failings of liberal democracies have affected every aspect of our lives
Martin Cohen is unimpressed by an attempt to generalise about the philosophical inclinations of an entire nation
