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- Pyrrhonian Skepticism, an ancient school for contemporary lifeTwo different ancient schools called themselves “skeptical”, the Academic Skeptics and the Pyrrhonian Skeptics. Both expressed …
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- Yancy & Kelley: on the Tulsa MassacreWhen George Yancy, a philosopher, interviews historian Robin D. G. Kelley, what happened on the streets …
- The Philosophy ToolkitPhilosophers pride themselves on thinking clearly by seeing what follows from what, exposing sophisms, spotting fallacies, …
- Dread, Time, and the PandemicSøren Kierkegaard’s reflections on worry are useful reading for those in lockdown. As John Lippitt explains, …
- Good News for NihilistsIf embarking on a second year of shutdowns, social restrictions, constant health risks, and existential dread …
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