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We are born wonder-stricken by the glory of nature — it can only be so, for we ourselves are living wonders, sentient somethings against the staggering odds of nothingness — and yet we so readily relinquish this natural bond at…

The most intellectually alive places I had been had not assigned grades, or had de-emphasized them. Without a grade, you were free to work as hard you wanted, in the way you wanted, past a certain threshhold. It was not…

Sarah Tew/CNET “If we lose the teen foothold in the U.S. we lose the pipeline,” says an internal Instagram memo from last October, which presents a marketing strategy for this year, the Times’ Saturday report said. Last month, Instagram paused…

The visionary poets knew — as do the visionaries of scientist, as do all persons engaged in lives of creativity or contemplation, which are often one life — how this solitary self-discovery becomes the wellspring of all the meaning-making that…

[photo by J. Weinberg] 14%, according to surveying done by Academic Placement Data and Analysis (APDA). In a post over at The Philosophers’ Cocoon, Marcus Arvan (Tampa), who is on APDA’s board of advisors, shares a good amount of information that the…

Our commitment to diversity and inclusion is also reflected in the topics and methodological approaches covered by articles that we accept – from theoretical and conceptual philosophy, law and policy analysis, to practical ethics and empirical approaches derived from sociology…

[Valentine Hugo, André Breton, Tristan Tzara, Greta Knutson – “Cadavre Exquis”] “We think philosophy is due an ethos change; one where the myth of the ‘lone genius’ is dispelled and where co-authoring is both encouraged and acknowledged.” That one of…