Humaning is Hard, but Philosophy Can Help
Erica Lucast StonestreetExploring the philosophy in everyday experiences, because philosophy is everywhere, and it matters. Personal essay-style posts on philosophy, liberal arts, and wonder every Thursday.
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Boundaries, ghosting, and dealing with the cracks
Doing philosophy often means teasing things apart and making distinctions. This, however, is a connect-y post. A few things I’ve run into recently have felt vaguely connected, so this week I’m “thinking out loud” to articulate the inchoate ...
The meaning of (mid) life
I sometimes imagine what I’d do differently if I were, for any number of (mostly involuntary and tragic) reasons, starting some aspect of my life over. If a flood or wildfire destroyed our home. If I lost My Dear Spouse. If—closest to reali...
Can we ever forfeit our moral standing?: Ethics in "Killers of a Certain Age"
Note: This post was written before the assassination of Charlie Kirk. I feel compelled in light of that event to preface this by saying clearly that I condemn political violence even against those I disagree with stridently. If, as I wonder...
What happens when you invert the Greatest Happiness Principle? You build a floor and some common ground
I am not, for the most part, a consequentialist when it comes to moral theory. My intellectual lineage is Kantian—roughly speaking, that means I “grew up” academically with a habit of thinking that respect for persons is a supreme value—and...
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With two decades of experience teaching philosophy, I write about the philosophical questions raised by everyday life. Brought to you by whatever I'm reading, midlife, friendships, three kids, a supportive spouse, puer tea, and vanilla lattes.
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