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- Annie Ernaux in the Rouen LibraryThe 2022 Nobel laureate for literature, Annie Ernaux, first entered the Rouen Municipal Library as shy,… Read more: Annie Ernaux in the Rouen Library
- Photographing PhilosophersA.J. Ayer suggested to Steven Pyke during a photoshoot that other notable philosophers ought to be… Read more: Photographing Philosophers
- The Value of Solitude“The greatest thing in the world,” Montaigne writes, “is to know how to belong to oneself.” … Read more: The Value of Solitude
- Student Essays and Chat GTPThe advent of Chat GTP creates new problems in the classroom. What will educators to about… Read more: Student Essays and Chat GTP
- PI Day!Now that all the celebrations are over and we’ve cleaned up after the party, everyone at… Read more: PI Day!
- Argument and CivilityCatherine Hundleby, a friend of firstphilosophy.ca and one of our earliest contributors, has died. Catherine was… Read more: Argument and Civility
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- Mediaeval and Modern Roots of ComputersLong before the advent of modern computers, even before electricity was harnessed to power the kind… Read more: Mediaeval and Modern Roots of Computers
- Gabrielle Suchon, Seventeenth Century FeministThe range of respectable lives for Seventeenth Century women in Europe was sharply restricted. As a… Read more: Gabrielle Suchon, Seventeenth Century Feminist
- Permanent CrisisReitter, Paul & Chad Wellmon, Permanent Crisis: This work argues that the narrative that the humanities… Read more: Permanent Crisis
- Laughing Matters: But how?What provokes us to laugh? Aristotle dropped some hints about laughter and comedy in what remains… Read more: Laughing Matters: But how?
- What makes misinformation stick? CertaintyOne way to combat mis-information and dis-information is to reinforce good information with patiently explained evidence.… Read more: What makes misinformation stick? Certainty