About Matt Fitzgerald
Matt holds an undergraduate degree in English Literature and Philosophy. When not behind a book, Matt can be found scuba diving one of the many historical shipwrecks of the world. He also works as a copywriter for Wise Business, 10xTravel, and MileValue.
Education
BA (Hons) English Literature and Philosophy
The Open University, 2023
Areas of Expertise
Awards
Benjamin Franklin Literary House Prize (Second Place Recipient 2021)
John Locke Institute Politics Essay Prize (High Commendation 2018)
Robson History Essay Prize (High Commendation 2018)
Corpus Christi Politics and International Relations Essay Prize (High Commendation 2018)
About Matt Fitzgerald
Matt holds an undergraduate degree in English Literature and Philosophy. When not behind a book, Matt can be found scuba diving one of the many historical shipwrecks of the world. He also works as a copywriter for Wise Business, 10xTravel, and MileValue.
Education
BA (Hons) English Literature and Philosophy
The Open University, 2023
Awards
Benjamin Franklin Literary House Prize (Second Place Recipient 2021)
John Locke Institute Politics Essay Prize (High Commendation 2018)
Robson History Essay Prize (High Commendation 2018)
Corpus Christi Politics and International Relations Essay Prize (High Commendation 2018)
Areas of Expertise
Roland Barthes: A Philosophy of Photography
What is the essence of photography? How does it differ from other mediums? Philosopher Roland Barthes argued that photography is connected with death, inauthenticity, and an ability to ‘wound’ spectators.
Teleological Argument: The Strongest Proof of God?
Can there be conclusive proof for the existence of God? In this article, we dive into the "teleological argument" to find out more.
The Sublime: An Aesthetic Concept in Change
The sublime is a concept with a long, varied history, and its reach has only widened. What is this jaw-dropping experience we call ‘sublime’?
Arthur Schopenhauer’s Philosophy: Art as an Antidote to Suffering
Arthur Schopenhauer is famous for his pessimism. However, he was not without solutions to the grim reality of life. He believed that art could liberate us from suffering.