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A walk through the blogs

This is my blogroll, a highly eclectic and (not quite) random trawl through blogs and websites that I love to read, hate to read, find indespensible or as irritating as you-know-who on The Moral Maze.

POLITICS

Big Brother Watch

Blogging Censorship

Bob from Brockley

Glenn Greenwald

Harry’s Place

Index on Censorship

Philippe Legrain

Norfolk Community Action Group

Pickled Politics

The Republic of Dissent

The Secular Outpost

Stumbling and Mumbling

Though Cowards Flinch

A Very Public Sociologist

PHILOSOPHY

Experimental Philosophy

The Immanent Frame

Metamagician and the Hellfire Club

Neuroethics at the Core

Philosophy Bites

Practical Ethics

Rationally Speaking

Udo Schuklenk’s Ethx Blog

The Splintered Mind

US Intellectual History

Whewell’s Ghost

SCIENCE

Cosmic Variance

Cosmos and Culture

The Frontal Cortex

Gene Expression

The Gleaming Report

My Mind on Books

Neuroanthropology

Through the Looking Glass

Why Evolution is True

TECHNOLOGY

Daring Fireball

CULTURE

Bad Linguistics

The Ethical ear

Thomas Hawk’s Digital Connection

Tiffany Jenkins

Kafka’s Mouse

New York Review of Books

Sit Down Man, You’re a Bloody Tragedy

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I am a writer, lecturer and broadcaster. (That's me on the right, just in case you're wondering.) I present Analysis on BBC Radio 4 and am a panelist on The Moral Maze, also on Radio 4. My latest book From Fatwa to Jihad: The Rushdie Affair and its Legacy (Atlantic) was shortlisted for the 2010 Orwell Prize. My next book, on the history of moral thought, has not been shortlisted for anything - but then again it has also not been written.

You can find an archive of my work at kenamalik.com. I also have a photoblog, another lonely pixel. This blog is just a space for random writings, readings, thoughts & scribbles.

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My essay on ‘'Rethinking the Idea of “Christian Europe”’ won the 2011 3QD Politics and Social Science Prize.
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