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A global history of philosophy

Julian Baggini speaks about his new book, How the World Thinks, in conversation with Justin Champion

Julian Baggini and Justin Champion. (Photo by Fran Monks)

Philosopher and author Julian Baggini speaks about his new book, How the World Thinks, in conversation with the historian Justin Champion

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