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Bodies and Ecologies Entrance: THE REAL BEYOND ANY REALM. By Andrea Hiott in way-making.
Philosophy in Action (feat. Socrates): Philosophy is more than just talking! By James Casey in Pavement Philosophy.
The Path, The Road: On Wandering. By Sean Legnini in Sean Is Dwelling.
4 philosophers explain the big ideas that everyone gets wrong: Stoicism isn’t against emotion. Emptiness isn’t nihilism. What else are we getting wrong? By Meaghan Green in Meadow Mind.
The struggle continues: The Ethics of Authenticity, Part 3. By Jared Henderson in Commonplace Philosophy.
Remembering: Contemporary Perspectives: A new issue of Psychoanalytic Inquiry, edited by Daniel Goldin, Psy.D and Daniel Posner, M.D. By Psychoanalytic Inquiry in Psychoanalytic Inquiry.
The Parastate: Frontier AI Labs as Company-States of Compute. By The Structural Lens in The Structural Lens.
Understanding Dehumanization: A Bette Dangerous Podcast Series with David Livingstone Smith, Part 1, Ep94: In Part 1 of my new podcast series with David Livingstone Smith we dive right into what we need to know about dehumanization, the “conceiving of others as less than human creatures”. By David Livingstone Smith in Dehumanization Matters.
The Politics of Air Conditioning: Political and Ethical Aphorism 7. By Romaric Jannel, PhD in Philosophy and Beyond.
Democratizers of Insight: On organic intellectuals, the struggle for counter-hegemony, and the social function of counter-hegemonic intellectuals. By A. J. Horn in Simplifying Socialism.
Trump’s War on Expertise is a hallmark of fascist rule: Justified skepticism of experts is different from autocratic takeover. By Jason Stanley in Front Left.
Was Aristotle A Brilliant Misogynist? : Why yes Mary, he sure was, and here is an introduction to his playbook. By Mona Mona in Philosophy Publics.
The Best Defence of the Humanities I’ve Ever Heard: E.F. Schumacher on How to Avoid Missing Your Life. By The Humanities Library in The Humanities Library.
Tucker Carlson’s Fetish : The Dangerous Game of “Just Asking Questions”. By Rafael Holmberg in Antagonisms of the Everyday: Philosophy, Culture, Politics.
On the importance of sincere writing. By Craig Snelgrove, PhD in Cooper Lee Press.
An Existential Guide to: Asking for Help: Were you ever? By The Shadowed Archive in The Shadowed Archive.
Two Adorno Fragments: Survivor from Warsaw; Aesthetics of History (1948): Translation of two fragments from the “Scribble-In” notebooks of 1948. By James Crane in Substudies.
The Theory of Things Getting Involved in One Another’s Business: On Going Postal by Terry Pratchett and Integrated Information Theory. By Meg Fawthrop in Philosophical Marginalia.
Why are politicians so rubbish?: Easy answers and sweet falsehoods are bad for everyone. By Jonny Thomson and Big Think in Mini Philosophy.
You don’t need a perfect life. You need a present one.: Chasing a fantasy can, and at times does, feel so much safer than sitting in the moment. By Helen Higgins in Helen Higgins.
Masters of suspicion: Nietzsche, Marx, and Freud: Is subjectivity an illusion? How is individuality wrapped up in ideology? By Ellie Anderson in Intimate Relationships.
The Cyborg Myth: Text by Johannes Jaeger. Artwork by Marcus Neustetter. By Johannes Jaeger in Love & Philosophy.
Desire: Prelude — A Series : On the life-affirming pleasures of summertime. By Sophie Lalani t in The Existentialist.
Bad Fascist Party: At the Great American State Fair, a celebration of death. By Hamilton Nolan in How Things Work.
Unemployment Exists to Frighten You: The 11-page paper that politicians refuse to cite. By Critical Perspectives in Critical Perspectives @UrbanDividend.
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