Finding the Sunrise
Mar 3, 2023
Metaphor does not have a proper place in (capital p) Philosophy. Although, I think it has, and ought to have, a place in philosophizing ([[The Root
The Proustian Moment
Mar 3, 2023
Most the time you are reading a book, you get asked the question “What is it about?”. It was one I got asked frequently over the course of last year
Sophist Apologia
Dec 1, 2021
Painting: In Peril (The Harbour Flare), 1879 by John Atkinson Grimshaw. Me of 5 years ago would most likely have a disgusting internal immediate
Robert Brandom’s A Spirit of Trust
Sep 11, 2021
In this post, I aim to just toss out some reflections and comments and questions on parts of this massive work of Brandoms. I found this book to be
Pieces on love and relationships
Jul 25, 2021
Crowdsourced from the brightest minds on the internet The end of the story - lydia davis Phaedrus - plato Story of the eye - george bataille Lost
Josh’s A Spirit of Trust Reading Group
May 19, 2021
I am going to do a reading group on ASOT. If there is a lot of interest or we want to slow down we can, I just prefer to read it in one go. I like
Thinking through political violence with Fichte
Apr 3, 2021
I am generally interested in revolutions and German idealism so I picked up the newly translated book by Fichte Contribution to the Correction of
Must watch anime
Mar 21, 2021
In no ordering, Imma just list out some of my favorite anime that I think people should watch, especially if they have not watched any
The root of philosophy is the political
Mar 10, 2021
I take it that the opening of the Left Of Philosophy podcast expresses a deep commitment to the hosts’ approach to philosophy. They start off
Conservative Philosophers
Feb 21, 2021
This is just a mere aggregation of conservative philosophers and philosophies. What counts as conservative and philosopher is open to some
Some double features
Feb 13, 2021
I have always liked the idea of double features. A single movie can be paired with many other movies. It is really up to you how you want to pair
A commentary on Allison’s Kant’s Conception of Freedom
Dec 29, 2020
The first time I read Henry Allison was over the summer. I read the Prolegomena for a course in the last semester and read the Critique of Pure