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"The Weight of Forever": Peter Wolfendale reviews "What We Owe the Future" by William MacAskill
"I don’t think we owe the future anything, strictly speaking, and this is why the future can be so exciting."
Peter Wolfendale
36 min read


Kermit’s Dreams: (Sophie) Kermit in conversation with Robert S. Leib
"We have lots to question anew around exoanthropology, especially on the nature of persons and normative structures involved in personhood."
Robert S. Leib
15 min read


"Doing Philosophy While Doing Time": Helena de Bres reviews "The Life Inside" by Andy West
"I confess to persistent envy while reading The Life Inside about the urgency that philosophical questions have in West’s classrooms. "
Helena de Bres
10 min read


"An Excess of Reality": Alexandre Leskanich reviews "On the Future" by Martin Rees
"In possession of a historical consciousness that has never before been so excruciatingly heightened, we are bowed beneath its weight."
Alexandre Leskanich
17 min read


"Where Do We Stand When We Know? Mātauranga Māori and its Translation as 'Science'" by Carl Mika
"Methods of thinking and observing are tightly implicated with wellbeing – not just for the human entity but also the non-human world."
Carl Mika
12 min read


"Toxicity": An Essay by Simone M. Müller (Keywords: Planet; Anthropocene; Injustice; Inequality)
"In the age of the toxic commons, not one of us, not even the environmentally privileged ones like me, remains unaffected by toxicants."
Simone M. Müller
8 min read


"Movement": An Essay by Thomas Nail (Keywords: Anthropocene; Ontology; Migration; Capitalism)
"We cannot adequately understand contemporary politics through the paradigm of static states and stationary citizens."
Thomas Nail
9 min read


"Connectedness": An Essay by Michael Marder (Keywords: Anthropocene; Metaphysics; Entanglement)
"Humanity is an errant species; perhaps this is why it is a planetary species, dreaming of becoming interplanetary."
Michael Marder
10 min read


"Weather": An Essay by Travis Holloway (Keywords: Anthropocene; Planet; Art; Politics; Narrative)
"The strange weather that we’ve been hearing about is now here, speaking in a new political forum that humans have yet to join seriously."
Travis Holloway
8 min read


"Animal": An Essay by Jeff Sebo (Keywords: Ethics; Anthropocene; Rights; Planet; Pandemic)
"The idea that all humans should have rights is good, but the idea that only humans should have rights is bad."
Jeff Sebo
9 min read


Ignorance, Innocent and Otherwise: A Conversation with Charles W. Mills (Keywords: Race; Knowledge)
"We don’t know not because we can’t know but because we don’t want to know."
Charles W. Mills
8 min read


"Politics": An Essay by Pierre Charbonnier (Keywords: Anthropocene; Capitalism; Ecology; Science)
"The incommensurability between 'authentic' political thought and ecological concerns can no longer be defended."
Pierre Charbonnier
11 min read
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