"Capitalism": An Essay by Alexander Douglas (Keywords: Climate Crisis; Rentierism; Politics; Marx)
"Current governments have demonstrated their inability to manage even a full baby-step towards carbon neutrality."
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Tim Elmo Feiten
- 8 min
"Jakob von Uexküll’s Concept of Umwelt" by Tim Elmo Feiten (Keywords: Biology; Metaphysics; Animals)
"Uexküll vehemently rejected the position that organisms are merely highly complex machines and can be fully explained in mechanistic terms"
Donovan Irven
- 18 min
"Beyond Free Will": An Essay by Donovan Irven (Keywords: Freedom; Existentialism; Neurophilosophy)
"Freedom cannot be a property of the will, for freedom is the ontological condition that makes willing possible."
Jana Bacevic
- 11 min
"Philosophy Herself": An Essay by Jana Bacevic (Keywords: Beauvoir; Feminism; Lived Experience)
"Philosophy written by men gets positioned as philosophy; philosophy written by women gets positioned as feminist philosophy."
Eraldo Souza dos Santos
- 11 min
"Seeing Civil Disobedience Like a State": A Review by Eraldo Souza dos Santos
"To see civil disobedience like an activist is to see civil disobedience as a decolonizing praxis."
Jason Blakely
- 11 min
"Rationality is Me": A Review by Jason Blakely (Keywords: Pinker; Social Science; Enlightenment)
"In Pinker’s tale the rational, technocratic, liberal middle is a kind of virtuous and beleaguered minority."
Jeff Malpas
- 17 min
A Place for Thinking": An Essay by Jeff Malpas (Keywords: Solitude; Place; Descartes; Finitude)
"It is in its situatedness, in its being placed, that thinking finds its very possibility and its proper ground."
Alexandre Leskanich
- 13 min
"Cosmic Invalidity": An Essay by Alexandre Leskanich (Keywords: Cioran; Nothingness; Pessimism)
"If Nietzsche was the great contrarian of the nineteeth century, Cioran, to a less famous extent, is the great contrarian of the twentieth."
Dan Taylor
- 16 min
"On Chess": An Essay by Dan Taylor (Keywords: Games; Free Will; Spinoza; George Eliot)
"The history of chess and philosophy has yet to be written. And yet the history of the latter is replete with references to the former."
Leo Zaibert
- 47 min
"Embracing Retributivism": A Review by Leo Zaibert; Plus Response from Gregg D. Caruso
"A 'morality' that jettisons moral responsibility, and that affirms that no one is deserving of anything, strikes many as implausible."
Thomas Bartscherer
- 13 min
"Thinking Out Of Order": An Essay by Thomas Bartscherer (Keywords: Mind; Arendt; MetaphilosophyMind)
"When we think, we 'withdraw' from the world of appearances, in order to make present to the mind what is absent from the senses."
Naomi Waltham-Smith
- 15 min
"Take it or Leave it": An Essay by Naomi Waltham-Smith (Keywords: Academic Freedom; Free Speech)
"What is it that we defend under the banner of “academic freedom”? At what possible costs?"
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