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What is Called Thinking in the Anthropocene?

August 9, 2019Liane Carlson

Thinking is communal and our community is collapsing.

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Totem and Tattoo: Is forgiveness an act of the will or of the body?

March 20, 2019Liane Carlson

Conversations about forgiveness are empty debate unless we talk about the body.

In the News

In the News: Migration, Antisemitism, Climate Change & Vampires

November 16, 2018

A roundup of recent religion writing.

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People Need Other People to Become People, or: How Cynicism is Hurting the Left

November 16, 2018Daniel Joslyn

The present and past of leftist metaphysics

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Hope & Despair: Philosophical considerations for uncertain times

June 20, 2018Michael Stevenson

Maybe the only way things will turn out okay is if we accept that they might not.

Review

Seems like Straw to Me: On Garry Gutting’s Talking God

October 17, 2017

Ed Simon reviews Talking God: Philosophers on Belief by Gary Gutting

The Prince of This World: Adam Kotsko and Patrick Blanchfield in Conversation

July 25, 2017

Adam Kotsko discusses his book The Prince of This World with The Revealer's Patrick Blanchfield

Review

Moral Luck and the Fantasy of Fascism

February 9, 2017

Liane Carlson on dreams of moral clarity and why we need them.

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Approaching Religious Violence: Part I

February 19, 2016

Part one of a three-part series on religious violence by Suzanne Schneider. This month: “True Religion” and...

Review

Review: Teresa, My Love

August 26, 2015

Abby Kluchin reviews "Teresa, My Love" by Julia Kristeva.

Review

Review: Worlds Without End: The Many Lives of the Multiverse

October 22, 2014

Patrick Blanchfield reviews Mary-Jane Rubenstein's new book, Worlds Without End.

Review

Review: Secularism, Identity, and Enchantment by Akeel Bilgrami

July 9, 2014

Anand Venkatkrishnan reviews Philosopher Akeel Bilgrami's new collection of essays: Secularism, Identity, and Enchantment.

The Persistence of Arendt

April 16, 2011

At Tikkun, Ralph Seliger re-examines the legacy of Hannah Arendt, the Jewish-German philosopher often shorthanded as an ardent...

What is Called Thinking in the Anthropocene?

Totem and Tattoo: Is forgiveness an act of the will or of the body?

In the News: Migration, Antisemitism, Climate Change & Vampires

People Need Other People to Become People, or: How Cynicism is Hurting the Left

Hope & Despair: Philosophical considerations for uncertain times

Seems like Straw to Me: On Garry Gutting’s Talking God

The Prince of This World: Adam Kotsko and Patrick Blanchfield in Conversation

Moral Luck and the Fantasy of Fascism

Approaching Religious Violence: Part I

Review: Teresa, My Love

Review: Worlds Without End: The Many Lives of the Multiverse

Review: Secularism, Identity, and Enchantment by Akeel Bilgrami

The Persistence of Arendt

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