Tarun Gidwani

I'm Tarun—a PhD student of philsophy at King's College in London.

I am also a writer, teacher and a political activist.

Below is a sample of my written work—including my article for The Guardian on how not to organize healthcare.

Selected work

Good time to kill demons?
Published in Phi Magazine

For people with haemophilia, the world is still in the dark ages
Published in The Guardian

How we brought personal perspectives into conversations about genome editing

Published in The Francis Crick's Institute

Hemophilia shouldn’t be life-threatening – but in some places, it is
Published in Harvard Public Health Magazine

‘Bloodbath childhood’ is what I got in India. Haemophilia needs Modi govt’s attention
Published in ThePrint

What does Freud know of a mother's heart?
Gut Feeling

Why are Indian farmers angry?
Published in New Internationalist

Simon Majumdar's Life-Saving Dahl
Published in Recipe from Diaspo

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Indexicals & Character shifting (academic)
Published in Philosophia