Claire Johnson is registered clinical nutritionist with a BSc in Philosophy and Politics, and an MSc in Clinical Nutrition. She is a renowned author across a number of topics including Philosophy, Ancient Greece, Stoicism, Health and Nutrition.
Education
MA Clinical Nutrition — The University of Roehampton
MSc Clinical Nutrition — The University of Manchester
BSc Philosophy and Politics — The University of Manchester, 2014
Areas of Expertise
What Is Act Consequentialism?
How do we determine the morally right thing to do in any given situation? Act consequentialism is the belief that we have to consider - you guessed it - the consequences of our actions.
Foundationalism: Can We Know Anything For Certain?
What, if anything, can we know for certain? This is the question that foundationalism has long tried to answer.
5 Ways to Be Happy According to Epictetus
In this article we will explore 5 things we can learn about achieving happiness from the Greek Stoic philosopher Epictetus.
How to Be Happy According to Plato
Achieving happiness is a commonly shared goal. What did Plato, one of history’s most renowned philosophers, think about how to become a happy person?
Does Ayer’s Verification Principle Doom Itself?
How do we decide what is meaningful in the world, especially when it comes to theories, statements and states of affairs? This is the question that the Vienna Circle tried to tackle with the Verification Principle.