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"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


"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"
Tim Elmo Feiten
8 min read


"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."
Donovan Irven
18 min read


"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."
Jana Bacevic
11 min read


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."
Jeff Malpas
17 min read


"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."
Alexandre Leskanich
13 min read


"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."
Dan Taylor
16 min read


"Thinking Out Of Order": An Essay by Thomas Bartscherer (Keywords: Mind; Metaphilosophy; Hannah Arendt)
"When we think, we 'withdraw' from the world of appearances, in order to make present to the mind what is absent from the senses."
Thomas Bartscherer
13 min read


"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?"
Naomi Waltham-Smith
15 min read


"The Philosophical Legacy of Charles W. Mills" by Elvira Basevich (Keywords: Race; Liberalism)
"Death brings in its wake a peculiar sense of aloneness in which one loses the image of one’s self that another held."
Elvira Basevich
11 min read


"Liberating Plato's Prisoners" by Chi Rainer Bornfree (Keywords: Metaphysics; Decolonization)
"To leave the cave is to abandon something that matters deeply: politics, the material world, art and poetry and beauty."
Chi Rainer Bornfree
16 min read


"In Praise of Co-Authoring": An Essay by Matyáš Moravec and Peter West
"When it comes to research, the popular conception of lone scientific geniuses is off the mark; scientific progress requires collaboration."
Matyáš Moravec and Peter West
10 min read


"Racialization and Human Reality": An Essay by Lewis R. Gordon (Keywords: Race; Gender; Identity)
"To speak of the reality of race is not to speak of it in ontological terms as one would a chair, stone, or tautological algorithm."
Lewis R. Gordon
20 min read


"Why Psychoanalysis?" by Amy Allen (Keywords: Rationality; Philosophy of Science; Freud; Foucault)
Artwork by Joanna Borkowska Philosophy, according to classical metaphysicians, begins in wonder: why is there something rather than...
Amy Allen
13 min read


"The Force of Scientific Authority" by Nima Bassiri (Keywords: Knowledge; Truth; Power; Trust)
"Trust in and adherence to scientific truth ultimately remains a moral norm, an expression of behavioural propriety. "
Nima Bassiri
16 min read


"The Future of Authority?": An Essay by Mladen Dolar (Keywords: Psychoanalysis; The Enlightenment)
"Authority, irreducible to both coercion and knowledge, cannot simply be done away with."
Mladen Dolar
14 min read


"When Viruses Help": An Essay by Michael Marder (Keywords: Bacteria; Biology; Evolution)
"We should problematize current political discourses that declare a 'war on the virus.'"
Michael Marder
5 min read


"The Art of Nothing": An Essay by Joanna Borkowska (Keywords: Metaphysics; Creativity; Nature)
"For me, the zone of nothingness is a sacred space, a kind of pre-creative state that is essential to my work."
Joanna Borkowska
7 min read
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