Damn the Absolute!
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Ross Kenyon embodies a curiosity-driven approach to reversing climate change, in hopes it will bring more voices to the climate crisis table.
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Ike Sharpless advocates for a more inclusive view of human nature that integrates well with animal flourishing and considers their agency.
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In addition to the state and the market, Neal Gorenflo proposes the commons as a way to foster small-scale experiments in managing resources.
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Justin Marshall argues that understanding how our beliefs and truth claims are formed can help us to better navigate pluralistic societies.
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Henriikka Hannula explains the central role the concepts of historicism, lived experience, and hermeneutics play in Wilhelm Dilthey’s philosophy.
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Drawing from Richard Rorty’s edifying approach to philosophy, Jacob Goodson argues that philosophers need to focus more on the poor and marginalized.
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Chris Smaje makes a case for why a small farm future, societies built around local agrarian economies, is a sustainable way forward.
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Tiersa McQueen discusses unschooling and gentle parenting, two philosophies that center learning around children’s personal interests and self-selected goals.