Running Ideas
Nicolas DelonPhilosophy, Animals, Running, and More
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Classics for a reason
Classics are classics for a reason. They’ve gone through a filter—many filters actually. By the time they’re recommended as classics, the odds that a mistake was made, that the book isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, are practically nil. The ...
The moral light cone
I have a review of Jeff Sebo’s The Moral Circle forthcoming in Ethics, Policy, & Environment. I think it’ll be a while until it sees the light of day, so here’s an excerpt:
The world according to bats
For mammals, much of the world, outside of farms, is not seen. Not because it is invisible, but because it is perceived through echolocation. Much of the world, outside of farms, is perceived by bats. Bats are mammals, and a lot of their na...
My favorite fugues
Some of my favorite things are fugues. I find them exhilarating. Bach, of course, was the ultimate master. He did not invent the fugue, but he perfected and mastered its art. He learned it from the masters and became the master from whom fu...
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Teaches philosophy at the College of Charleston. "I’m pessimistic about a lot of things, but there’s no reason to be miserable about it." —Cormac McCarthy
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