Damn the Absolute!
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Political philosopher Kevin Vallier advocates for public reason liberalism as a way of counteracting declines in social and political trust.
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Ashley Colby spotlights subsistence agriculture, showing how ideologically divergent people can solve local and global problems.
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David O’Hara introduces us to the philosophy of Charles Peirce, emphasizing the communitarian ethos necessary for satisfactory inquiry.
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Megan Craig positions Emmanuel Levinas alongside pragmatist philosopher William James to offer an ethical alternative to rule-based morality.
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How might concepts such as bodyfulness, corporeality, and phenomenology inform a more democratic approach to physical education?
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The numberless instances of religious disagreements should cause us to seriously question how we interpret personal religious experiences.
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Jaime Izurieta, an urban designer and town planner, explains how local solutions and placemaking fit into a globalizing world.
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Daniel Wortel-London presents what a political worldview that centers uncertainty as a guiding principle might look like.