ANNOUNCEMENT
📣 The Feminist Romp Through the History of Philosophy continues into 20th Century Philosophy with upcoming sessions on embodiment with Maurice Merleau-Ponty (Thu, August 13) and Simone de Beauvoir (Thu, August 20). Join us!
🎧 Listen: Voiceovers from this week’s Roundup, strung together into a single, downloadable audio file
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ROUNDUP
Dare! : The Third Installment in the “How to Live” Series. By Céline Leboeuf in Why Philosophy?.
Participatory Sense-Making: Moving together as ecologies of mind: “It is as if the other person’s intentions inhabited my body and mine his.” By Andrea Hiott in way-making.
Can Matthew Gasda Wake Us From Our Synthetic Slumber?: On Matthew Gasda’s first two novels. By Magazine Non Grata and Owen Yingling in Non Grata.
The Odyssey as tech criticism: Christopher Nolan’s Odysseus is an entrepreneur who unleashes an AI-caliber scourge on the world. By Brian Merchant in Blood in the Machine.
Incentives are for losers: OR: you must look at this fish and go insane. By Adam Mastroianni in Experimental History.
The Ten-Point Checklist for a Life Worth Living: Martha Nussbaum on the ten freedoms a good life can’t do without. By The Humanities Library in The Humanities Library.
Nietzsche on Illogicism, Injustice, and Life: Human, All Too Human: A Book for Free Spirits #12. By Romaric Jannel, PhD in Philosophy and Beyond.
“Stealing” Other Writers’ Words: Copying out some of my favorite passages by hand. By Jared Henderson in Commonplace Philosophy.
The Strategic Uselessness of Winning: Force can only cut. Everything now worth having is a connection. By The Structural Lens in The Structural Lens.
The present moment has no marshmallow: Even immediate gratification is still about the future, not the present. By Amod Sandhya Lele in Love of All Wisdom.
Molyneux’s Enduring Question with Janet Levin and Brian Glenney: Janet & Brian have been discussing Molyneux’s Problem for nearly 20 years, since Brian’s PhD at USC. In this episode they help us understand why questions about perception matter so much right now. By Andrea Hiott and Love and Philosophy in Love & Philosophy.
July, in pieces: five of the things that got me thinking this month. By Ruby’s Studio in Ruby’s Studio.
What would have happened if Marx had centred the Plantation as opposed to the factory as his unit of analysis: A Counterfactual. By Critical Perspectives in Critical Perspectives @UrbanDividend.
The Second Sex: Week 23. By Megan Burke in Megan Burke, PhD.
We Were the 99 Percent: The left after Occupy: A preview from issue 37. By The Point and contributors in The Point.
What I know about: hubris.: Dispatches from the interior world. By Helen Higgins in Helen Higgins.
One of the cruelest things to tell any child: Why beauty is a human need. By Jonny Thomson and Big Think in Mini Philosophy.
The Benefits and Risks of a More “Muscular” Liberalism: Facing the Liberal Predicament. By Cyril Hédoin in The Archimedean Point.
The Blind Pursuit of Progress: Examining the Dangerous Allure of Utopia and the Moral Cost of Progress. By Brock Covington in The Active Mind.
Kojéve and Blade Runner 2049: Who would Alexandre Kojéve consider human in Blade Runner 2049? By Dr. Carlos L. Garrido in Philosophy in Crisis.
The Sinthome (Seminar XXIII), Episode 2. By Samuel McCormick in Lectures on Lacan.
Rock Vibes: Charli and The Strokes: On MUSIC FASHION FILM & REALITY AWAITS. By Robin James in It’s Her Factory.
Bojack Horseman is Unrealistic (not because he is a horse): Substack needs more articles about cartoons. By The Pavement Philosopher in Pavement Philosophy.
Commercializing Ontology: An Interview with John Beverley and Barry Smith. By APA Blog in Blog of the APA.
The Loveless Society: How We Abandoned Love and Why: The Crux - Vol. I. By Tim Seyrek in Tim Seyrek.
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