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Aesthetics for Birds
An aesthetics and philosophy of art blog for a general audience: theories, terms, art and cultural criticism, interviews, roundtables, news.
By Alex King, et al.
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Gwen Bradford on Haus der Kunst
University of Toronto philosopher Gwen Bradford discusses Haus der Kunst, a Nazi era building commission-turned-modern art museum. Continue reading → The post Gwen Bradford on Haus der Kunst appeared first on Aesthetics for Birds.
By Aesthetics for Birds, 40 words
Blue Labyrinths
An online magazine focusing on literature, philosophy, and a collection of interesting ideas.
By Matt Bluemink, Jens Branum, Alba Noguera, et al.
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Updated 3 weeks ago
Self-Tracking: Why We Love Seeing Ourselves in Data
‘Listen to your body: all you have to do is wear it’This is the promise of the FitBit Inspire 3, launched in 2022. This is a product, the ad tells us, that ‘makes fitness so …
By georgeharryjames1, 3,274 words
Cold Takes
For audio version, search for "Cold Takes Audio" in your podcast app.
By Holden Karnofsky.
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Updated 10 months ago
Good job opportunities for helping with the most important century
Yes, this is my first post in almost a year. I’m no longer prioritizing this blog, but I will still occasionally post something. I wrote ~2 years ago that it was hard to point to …
By Holden Karnofsky, 1,337 words
Daily Nous
news for & about the philosophy profession.
By Justin Weinberg.
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Little Things Journals Can Change Now To Improve the Review Process
Maybe you’re among those who are hoping for drastic changes to the practices and norms of reviewing manuscripts for publication in philosophy journals. – But if you thought it took too long for that journal …
By Justin Weinberg, 498 words
Daily Philosophy
Philosophy for life. Every day.
By Dr Andreas Matthias, et al.
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We and They
This is a shortlisted entry from the Daily Philosophy Global Essay Contest 2024. The final winner will be chosen by the readers of the Daily Philosophy newsletter. If you’d like to vote for your favourite, …
Edward Feser
"One of the best contemporary writers on philosophy" National Review.
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Pro-lifers must resist Trump on abortion and IVF
Pro-lifers should rejoice in the defeat of Kamala Harris, and of the Democratic Party, which remains the greatest threat to the unborn in American politics. But they cannot rest, because their job is only half …
By Edward Feser, 3,964 words
Error Statistics Philosophy
By Deborah G. Mayo.
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Where Are Fisher, Neyman, Pearson in 1919? Opening of Excursion 3, snippets from 3.1
November Cruise This first excerpt for November is really just the preface to 3.1. Remember, our abbreviated cruise this fall is based on my LSE Seminars in 2020, and since there are only 5, I …
Fantastic Anachronism
Out of time man.
By Alvaro De Menard.
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On the Pleb Filter
Perhaps if we lived on a crest, things would be different. We could at least see.A pleb filter is a piece of art which, by virtue of its impenetrability, "filters out" people with bad taste. …
Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
News and views about philosophy, the academic profession, academic freedom, intellectual culture, and other topics.The world's most popular philosophy blog, since 2003.
By Brian Leiter.
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Top 5 Philosophy PhD programs in Canada, 2024-25
UK top 15 coming later today or torrow. Here's the Canadian top 5 for 2024-25 with their rounded mean score: Region Rank Canada Rating 1 University of Toronto 4.1 2 University of British Columbia 3.0 …
By Brian Leiter, 48 words
The Marginalian
Marginalia on our search for meaning.
By Maria Popova.
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Louise Erdrich on the Deepest Meaning of Resistance
“Resist loss of the miraculous by lowering your standards for what constitutes a miracle. It is all a fucking miracle.” The best advice we have for anyone else is always advice to ourselves, honed on …
By Maria Popova, 783 words
MindOS | Home
A 10 year project to create an Operating System for your mind.
By Binny V A.
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Belief System Literature Review
After taking a long break from working on belief systems(and writing a book in the meantime), I think it’s time to get back to belief system. The problem that got me stuck was how to …
M-Phi
A blog dedicated to mathematical philosophy.
By Richard Pettigrew.
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Discount code for Bertrand's Paradox and the Principle of Indifference by Nicholas Shackel
Nicholas Shackel (Cardiff) has a new book out that might be of interest to readers, and there is a discount code available that Nick has asked me to pass on. Details below.Bertrand’s Paradox and the …
By Richard Pettigrew, 198 words
Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews | University of Notre Dame
Entirely devoted to publishing substantive, high-quality scholarly philosophy books reviews.
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The Golden Age of Indian Buddhist Philosophy
This book, part of the Oxford History of Philosophy series, is an account of the development of Indian Buddhist philosophy during the first millennium of the common era. It thus begins its history not with …
By 11.7 Siderits-Westerhoff, 1,904 words
of Resonance
A sub-continuation of This Space. This space of resonance.
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Pain conceals itself in the stone, the petrifying pain that delivers itself into the keeping of the…
Pain conceals itself in the stone, the petrifying pain that delivers itself into the keeping of the impenetrable rock in whose appearance there shines forth its ancient origin out of the silent glow of the …
a philosopHER walks
Walking the world, without and within.
By Kathrine Cuccuru.
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Long Distance Launch Event! Stage Three ‘a philosopHER walks’
Join me in person on Sunday 23 April, 3-4pm in The Round George’s function room, 14-15 Sutherland Avenue, Brighton, BN2 0EQ. You will have an opportunity to ASK ME ANYTHING! about the project. And together …
By aphilosopherwalks, 75 words
The Splintered Mind
reflections in philosophy of psychology, broadly construed.
By Eric Schwitzgebel.
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New in Draft: The Copernican Argument for Alien Consciousness; The Mimicry Argument Against Robot Consciousness
(with Jeremy Pober) Over the past several years, I've posted a few times on what I call the "Copernican Argument" for thinking that behaviorally sophisticated space aliens would be conscious, even if they are constituted …
By Eric Schwitzgebel, 458 words