About Us
The Philosophy Sharing Foundation is a voluntary non-profit organisation registered with the Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations.
The Foundation was established on the 21st of May 2012 by a public deed. For the purposes of Maltese Law, it is considered to be a legal person.
We are pleased to announce the publication of SHARE 22 in February 2026. This issue features 14 articles by both local and international contributors, exploring why our societies have become increasingly fragile even as our lives grow more interconnected than ever.



Annual Philosophy Lecture 2026 | What is a Point of View ? | Rick LewisFri, 06 MarGrand Hotel Excelsior Malta
Videos
Annual Philosophy Lectures


Thomas O. Scarborough | Holism | Annual Philosophy Lecture | 20.03.2025

Matt Qvortrup | The Democratic Brain | Annual Philosophy Lecture | 15.03.2024

Katarzyna de Lazari Radek | Annual Philosophy Lecture 2023 | 01.06.23 | Grand Hotel Excelsior Malta

Peter Singer | Annual Philosophy Lecture 2022 | Grand Hotel Excelsior, Malta | 31 May 2022
Videos of recent talks
Recent Talks


Robert Farrugia | Crisis and Hope | 29 Sep 2025

Julie Reshe | Tragic Laughter: Why Philosophy is a Joke | 12 June 2025

André Callus | Individuals in Space: Identity, Place and Neoliberalism in Malta | 22 April 2025

David Bevan | An Introduction to Secular Process Philosophy | 7 Nov 2024
Invitation to contribute to SHARE 23
Special Theme on the Philosophy of Horror
Questions could include:
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What makes something horrifying?
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Why do people enjoy horror?
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How does horror engage with moral or existential ideas?
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Can horror reveal truths about human nature or society?
Submissions on other philosophical subjects are equally welcome.
Deadline for submission of Abstracts: 30 June 2026

Deadline for submission of Articles: 30 September 2026

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Philosophy Sharing Foundation is a voluntary non-profitable organisation that was set up in 2012 to promote philosophical activities around the Maltese islands and beyond.
All activities of the Foundation come at a cost and are financed mostly from subscriptions and membership fees. Moreover, most of our activities are provided for free to our members.










