"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."
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Erin R. Pineda
- 10 min
"Disobedience": An Essay by Erin R. Pineda (Keywords: Activism; Civil Disobedience; Climate Change)
"In a world on fire, is there time for disobedience?"
Sophie Grace Chappell
- 15 min
"Transformation and Immortality: Introducing Dante’s Divina Commedia" by Sophie-Grace Chappell
"Dante’s Paradise is – unchangingly – a place of infinite change; of change in who I am, among other things."
Chi Rainer Bornfree
- 20 min
"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. "
George Yancy
- 18 min
"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."
Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes
- 13 min
"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."
Tim Crane
- 13 min
"Taking Simulation Seriously": Tim Crane reviews Reality+ by David Chalmers
"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."
Jonathan Rée
- 15 min
"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."
Thomas Nail
- 12 min
"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."
Nancy Tuana
- 9 min
"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."
Simona Capisani
- 12 min
"Livability": An Essay by Simona Capisani (Keywords: Climate Change; Justice; Territory; Mobility)
"Where and how we are situated and impacted by the shifting and shrinking climate niche is not incidental."
Malcom Ferdinand
- 9 min
"Coloniality": An Essay by Malcom Ferdinand (Keywords: Ecology; Anthropocene; Decolonial Thought)
"We may be on the same boat, but not everybody is treated equally – and some are jettisoned at the first gust of wind."
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