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“On Cancelling and Repair”: An essay by Mary Peterson (Keywords: Sexual Harassment; Restorative Justice; Carceral Feminism; himpathy; Trauma; Universities)
"For restorative justice to work, the perpetrators’ delusions, entitlement, rationalizations, and smearing of victims must stop."
Mary Peterson
10 min read


"The Philosophy of Parenting: Ambivalence in an Age of Choice": Adam Ferner reviews What Are Children For?: On Ambivalence and Choice by Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman (Macmillan, 2024)
"Irrespective of philosophical arguments, babies will still be born. Many of these babies will find themselves alone and in need of parents"
Adam Ferner
9 min read


"Metaphorizing Animals": An Essay by Heather King (Keywords: Animals; Art; Literature; Selfhood)
"What sort of selves do literary works create? More broadly still, what kinds of selves does any manner of artwork create?"
Heather King
7 min read


"Hannah Arendt’s The Human Condition": A conversation with Samantha Rose Hill (Keywords: Violence; Technology; Alienation; Freedom; Democracy)
"How do we think about a new political imaginary that is connected to, yet distinct from, technology?"
Samantha Rose Hill
11 min read


"Freedom Regained: Henri Bergson at the Collège de France": A conversation with Alexandre Lefebvre and Nils F. Schott (Keywords: Freedom; Determinism; Time; Memory; History of Philosophy)
From The Philosopher, vol. 112, no. 2 (" Violence ") If you enjoy reading this, please consider becoming a patron or making a small...
Alexandre Lefebvre and Nils F. Schott
17 min read

"Inheriting the Poetry of Survival": Caleb Ward reviews "Survival Is a Promise: The Eternal Life of Audre Lorde" by Alexis Pauline Gumbs (Keywords: Poetry; Biography; Black Feminism)
"Something as insubstantial as a poetic image, if it touches on some truth or real feeling, can launch transformations."
Caleb Ward
15 min read


"Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed": A conversation with Henry A. Giroux (Keywords: Violence; Critical Pedagogy; Neoliberalism; Hope)
"Hope is not only an educational practice, it is about social change and collective struggle. Hope is fundamentally social."
Henry A. Giroux
13 min read


"Reclaim or Let Go?": Isabelle Laurenzi reviews The Joy of Consent by Manon Garcia and The Feminist Killjoy Handbook by Sara Ahmed (Keywords: Desire; Feminism; Emancipation; Conceptual Engineering)
"If Ahmed’s sources of killjoy inspiration dislodge a reader’s sense of the most important feminist thinkers, all the better."
Isabelle Laurenzi
20 min read


"Pseudoscience after Feyerabend": Chiara Ambrosio and Ian James Kidd (Keywords: Epistemology; Objectivity; Science; Authority; Astrology)
"The criteria we use to discuss science and pseudoscience are incredibly context dependent."
Chiara Ambrosio and Ian James Kidd
12 min read


"Ideology and Political Belief": A Conversation with Jason Blakely and Oliver Traldi (Keywords: Epistemology; Hermeneutics; Anthropology; Objectivity; Science)
"If ideologies are cultures, they need to be learned. You can convert in and out of them, just as with religions."
Jason Blakely and Oliver Traldi
13 min read


"Public": An Essay by Ian Olasov (Keywords: Humanities; Intellectuals; Education; History of Philosophy; Activism)
"Whatever else the history of philosophy is, it is the history of the tensions between philosophy’s public-facing and scholastic tendencies"
Ian Olasov
10 min read


"Spinoza after Politics": Dan Taylor, Gil Morejon, Marie Wuth, and Jack Stetter (Keywords: Human Nature; Affects; Anarchism; State; Law; Imagination; War)
"The more we affect and are affected by others, the more we can perceive and understand the plurality of other human lives and experiences."
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