Philosophy

A Philosophy for Everyday Living

Asking the question: who controls philosophy?

Perhaps technology is finally catching up to Firestone's ideas.

The last installment of Edmund Berger's 3-part series on politics and time.

Part 2 in Edmund Berger's 3-part series on politics and time.

Part 1 in Edmund Berger's 3-part series on politics and time.

The red tribe/blue tribe dichotomy no longer provides a sufficient map of the political territory we find ourselves in.

On Hester's "technomaterialist, anti-naturalist, and gender abolitionist form of feminism."

Don't be fooled -- friendship is philosophy.

Looking to history as we look for hope.