I thought I'd do a post about recent essays at 1000-Word Philosophy. Here it is!
Here are our newest essays:
- Martin Heidegger on Technology by Matthew Sanderson
- Civil Disobedience: Seeking Justice by Breaking the Law by Henry Krahn
- Ethics and Animal Research by Paul Bali
- Stoicism: Finding Happiness in What’s Under Your Control by Matthew Pianalto
- Animal Minds by Tiina Carita Rosenqvist
- Richard Swinburne on Religious Experience by Matthew Sanderson
- Philosophy of Pain by Tiina Carita Rosenqvist
- Heidegger on Being: Why is There Something Rather than Nothing? by Matthew Sanderson
- William James on Mystical Experience by Matthew Sanderson
- Robert Nozick’s “Wilt Chamberlain” Argument for Libertarianism by Daniel Weltman
- Artificial Intelligence: Ethics, Society, and the Environment and Artificial Intelligence: The Possibility of Artificial Minds by Thomas Metcalf
- Pyrrhonian Skepticism: Suspending Judgment by Lewis Ross
- Moral Education: Teaching Students to Become Better People by Dominik Balg
- Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems by Jon Charry
- Objects and their Parts: The Problem of Material Composition by Jeremy Skrzypek
- The Mind-Body Problem: What Are Minds? by Jacob Berger
- Seemings: Justifying Beliefs Based on How Things Seem by Kaj André Zeller
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