* Metallica concert in Antarctica
* Stephanie Anne Golberg on Miguel de Unamuno
* Joshua Berman has finished his series on Orthodox Judaism and Biblical criticism (you can find links to the whole series at the link).
* I've seen several people recently recommend The Pulp Magazines Project
* The political significance of the Regina Mundi cathedral in South Africa
* Thony Christie discusses Bl. Nicholas Steno
* Nobel Prize winner Randy Shekman criticizes the top-tier science journals
* Todd Gooch on Ludwig Feuerbach at the SEP
* A good website on Ramon Llull
* At the Constitute Project you can read and compare constitutions from all over the world
* Former heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson reflects on the importance of reading Kierkegaard and Nietzsche.
* There have been rumors recently that Heidegger's schwarze Hefte, or 'black notebooks', which are soon to be published, are likely to contain very explicit anti-semitic comments. Whatever turns out to be the case, it will change nothing, of course; people will just find new arguments to maintain whatever their evaluation already is. But we'll see how people respond.
