Books by Edward Skidelsky
Edward Skidelsky is a philosopher at Exeter University, interested in ethics, aesthetics and German idealism. His first book, Ernst Cassirer: The Last Philosopher of Culture, was published in 2009. He writes regularly on philosophy and religion for Prospect, the New Statesman and the Telegraph. He is currently working on a collection of essays on ethics. The Language of the Virtues, is forthcoming with Princeton University Press.
Interviews with Edward Skidelsky
The best books on Virtue, recommended by Edward Skidelsky
British philosopher Edward Skidelsky tells us about virtue from Plato to the modern day, and says Jane Austen got it right when she wrote about passion
