Author: Damn the Absolute!

Award-winning writer Charles Johnson examines race, presenting Buddhist practice as a radical form of liberation.

Derek Parsons provides an introduction to Stoicism, a life philosophy that places reason and virtue at the center of human flourishing.

Ross Kenyon embodies a curiosity-driven approach to reversing climate change, in hopes it will bring more voices to the climate crisis table.

Ike Sharpless advocates for a more inclusive view of human nature that integrates well with animal flourishing and considers their agency.

In addition to the state and the market, Neal Gorenflo proposes the commons as a way to foster small-scale experiments in managing resources.

Justin Marshall argues that understanding how our beliefs and truth claims are formed can help us to better navigate pluralistic societies.