top of page

Contact

 

Email: danieljohncallcut [at] gmail.com

    Daniel Callcut web.jpg

    I am a writer and philosopher with a wide interest in the arts.  My work has appeared in a variety of publications, including The New Statesman, Aeon, and Prospect.

    ​

    The topics I've covered include: art and morality; authenticity; moral relativism and the culture wars; media bias; free speech and toleration; and euthanasia.

    ​​

    I have given talks at various venues including the National Gallery in London. I've also appeared on radio and written audiobook scripts.

    ​

    My academic work has been published by Cambridge University Press and Routledge. 

    ​

    My book reviews for New Humanist magazine are here.

    ​

    I received a PhD in Philosophy from Johns Hopkins University where I won the Miller Essay Prize; I've also been a SIAS Fellow at Yale Law School.

    ​

    The philosopher I've written about most is Bernard Williams. You can read more about him here.

    ​​​

    bottom of page