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"Racism": An Essay by Romy Opperman (Keywords: Anthropocene; Ethics; Planet; Inequality; Feminism)
"It is no coincidence that sacrifice zones fall on Indigenous land and on places inhabited by majority Black populations."
Romy Opperman
9 min read


"What is the Point of Wild Animals?" by Christopher Belshaw (Keywords: Ethics; death; Personhood)
"Contrary to widespread thinking, it is farm animals rather than those left to fend for themselves in the wild that have the better lives."
Christopher Belshaw
12 min read


"Disobedience": An Essay by Erin R. Pineda (Keywords: Activism; Civil Disobedience; Climate Change)
"In a world on fire, is there time for disobedience?"
Erin R. Pineda
10 min read


"Join The Philosopher's Editorial Collective"
"The Philosopher is seeking applications from individuals interested in joining our editorial collective."
The Philosopher Team
1 min read


"Transformation and Immortality: Introducing Dante’s Divina Commedia": An Essay by Sophie-Grace Chappell
"Dante’s Paradise is – unchangingly – a place of infinite change; of change in who I am, among other things."
Sophie Grace Chappell
15 min read


"Artificial Fiction": An Essay by Chi Rainer Bornfree (Keywords: AI; Technology; Art; Literature)
"It will be hard to shake free of the sense that to co-write with AI is to imbue the system with spirit. "
Chi Rainer Bornfree
21 min read


"Charles Mills: On Seeing and Naming the Whiteness of Philosophy": An Essay by George Yancy
"Charles Mills’ work brilliantly and unhesitatingly engages white philosophy by stripping it of an ideological cover."
George Yancy
18 min read


"Psychedelics and the Limits of Naturalism": A Review by Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes
"One of the important contributions that psychedelics bring is to offer a person novel conceptualizations of reality."
Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes
13 min read


"Taking Simulation Seriously": Tim Crane reviews "Reality+" by David Chalmers (Keywords: Philosophy of Mind; Technology; Virtual Reality)
"The mere possibility that we might be living in a VR simulation is considered to be a reason to take it seriously as a theory of reality."
Tim Crane
13 min read


"Wild Philosophy": a Conversation with Jonathan Rée (Keywords: Public Philosophy; History)
"Nearly all histories of philosophy put readers in the position of someone who has to recognize that philosophy is too difficult for them."
Jonathan Rée
15 min read


"We Have Always Been Geological": a conversation with Thomas Nail (Keywords: Agency; Anthropocene)
"The most radical import of the Anthropocene is the unpredictable agency and mobility of the earth itself."
Thomas Nail
12 min read


"Sensibilities": An Essay by Nancy Tuana (Keywords: Affect; Anthropocentrism; Planet; Relationality)
"Despite the dominance of a sensibility that hyperseparates humans and nature, it is far from being universal."
Nancy Tuana
9 min read
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