Mary Midgley

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Philosophy: British philosophers
Philosophy: English philosophers
Philosophy: Moral philosophers
Midgley strongly opposes reductionism and scientism, and any attempts to make science a substitute for the humanities a role for which it is, she argues, wholly inadequate. She has written extensively about what philosophers can learn from nature, particularly from animals. A number of her books and articles have discussed philosophical ideas appearing in popular science, including those of Richard Dawkins. She has also written in favour of a moral interpretation of the Gaia hypothesis. ''The Guardian'' has described her as a fiercely combative philosopher and the UK's foremost scourge of 'scientific pretension.'
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