Factory farming. The atom bomb. Infanticide. Socrates contributor Mary Harrington explains why she views progress as a disguised form of metaphysics — “a secularized eschatology” — and how much evil has been justified in its name. She details how she arrived at the surprising conclusion that it’s possible to be a feminist without believing in progress.

An excerpt from Baroness Caroline Cox’s Socrates in Oxford Interview “How to be a Voice for the Voiceless?”

An excerpt from Mary Harrington’s Socrates in Oxford Interview “Reactionary Feminism, Human Nature, and Transhumanism.”

An excerpt from Simon Horobin’s Socrates in Oxford interview “What was Oxford’s Influence on the Work of C.S. Lewis?”

An excerpt from Baroness Caroline Cox’s Socrates in Oxford Interview “How to be a Voice for the Voiceless?”

An excerpt from Tom Holland’s Socrates in Oxford Interview “How the Christian Revolution Remade the World.”