Hello readers!
Enjoy the Sunday Read today! It’s from Crossing the Floods, which you can still buy as a digital copy for only £6.99 ($9.40 usd)! Tomorrow, don’t miss “Decolonizing the Self: Learning Land, Unlearning Empire”!
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Sunday Read
“Grief Worlds”: A conversation with Matthew Ratcliffe
What happens when loss alters the very world we inhabit? In this conversation, Matthew Ratcliffe and Kathleen Higgins discuss grief as an unfolding emotional journey marked by disrupted meaning and shifting possibilities that reshape how we experience ourselves, others, and the world. They consider the differences between grief and depression, examine why grief can feel inexpressible, how it transforms identity and meaning, and what philosophy can contribute to understanding bereavement.
Read it here, and feel free to comment on the article in the comments below!
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Monday Event: June 29th ~ 11am PT / 2pm ET / 7pm BST
“Decolonizing the Self: Learning Land, Unlearning Empire”: Leny Mendoza Strobel and S. Lily Mendoza
It’s the final event from our Philosophies of the South series!
Register here, free or by donation.
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Event Recordings:
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“The AI Backlash” ~ Ismael Kherroubi Garcia in conversation with Alexis Papazoglou
“On Indigenous Inhumanities” ~ Mark Minch-de Leon in conversation with Krushil Watene
“Towards a Critical Theory of Finance” ~ Melinda Cooper, Radhika Desai, and Stefan Eich in conversation with Paul North
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Closing:
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Enjoy today’s essay!
Marie Snyder, Substack Manager
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