Contact
Email: danieljohncallcut [at] gmail.com

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 addressed include: art and morality; authenticity; media bias; moral relativism and the culture wars; 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.