Hi folks. I had a great time earlier this month discussing philosophy and philosophers on the internet with Leigh Johnson, Richard Lee, and Charles Peterson on their podcast, Hotel Bar Sessions (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Audible, and everywhere else). This team…
For more Star Wars movies and show release dates, take a gander at the calendar below. As Obi-Wan Kenobi kicks off early on Disney Plus, we have a couple more dates to look forward to thanks to Star Wars Celebration…
Perhaps the most anticipated match on the card, outside of the main event, is MJF’s clash with Wardlow. It’s years in the making, and the dastardly MJF (and AEW creative) have done a tremendous job of building up Wardlow as…
The particular bit of hardware is the brain’s posterior cingulate cortex — our built-in GPS of love. Scanning the environment and processing innumerable bits of sensory information, the PCC is constantly calibrating and recalibrating the psychological distance between us and…
Sound, color, and wonderment where the body meets the soul. By Maria Popova Complement with Helen Keller’s exultant epiphany about how dance is like thought upon visiting Martha Graham’s dance studio, then revisit Zadie Smith on what writers can learn…
As mentioned in my Summer 2022 Plans, to help keep readers up to date with philosophy news this summer, I’ll be be creating a space each month for individuals and institutions to share news. This is not an exhaustive list,…
Then the show comes out and it’s OK. Not great. Sometimes they’re flat out bad. I watch a single full episode, maybe two if I’m feeling saucy. Then I withdraw, and hibernate until the next show where the cycle begins…
Most remarkable is the range of areas of philosophy that engaged with implicit attitudes. Here is a small sample: It thus appears that many of the beliefs that motivated philosophical discussion of implicit attitudes are either erroneous or scientifically uncertain—why…
Bye for now. (Please note that comments requiring moderator approval may, during this period, take longer than usual to appear, as I will not be on the site as much.) I’ve been running Daily Nous for over 8 years with…
This summer the games industry is doing its best to fill the gaping void left behind by E3’s shambling zombie corpse. We have the Geoff Keighly led Summer Game Fest, which we’re lovingly referring to as “Keigh3” but Microsoft is…
JSPP aims to provide an inclusive forum for social and political theorists and philosophers that will extend the range and depth of constructive engagements between East Asian and Western social and political thought. As a broad spectrum journal of social…
He takes up his new position at ASU in August. Dr. Ballantyne works on several topics in epistemology concerning human judgment and inquiry. He is the author of the book, Knowing Our Limits, and several articles, which you can browse…