* Whewell's Gazette volume 7, on the history of science, is out.
* A Clerk of Oxford discusses St. Olaf in England
* Fr. Stephen Freeman on the tradition of being human.
* Brendan Hodge on World War I reparations
* James E. Fleming, Fidelity, Change, and the Good Constitution (PDF)
* There seems to be a slowly increasing pushback against the use of trolley problems to investigate moral reasoning.
* The Linothorax Project studies ancient Greek armor made out of linen.
* Resources in medieval military history.
* Hadley Arkes, "Conscience" and the Law: A Bumpy Ride
* William James's Universal Cyclopaedia article on Telepathy (1899)
* John C. Wright, Faith and Works in a Science Fictional Universe
* There are still many puzzles and mysteries of nature yet to be uncovered; one that may -- may -- have recently been solved is the puzzle of the Death Valley sailing stones.
* Andrew Criddle on Basilides and the date on which Christ's baptism was celebrated.
* The history of surgical gloves.
* Nick Ripatrazone argues that the saddest poem ever written is Gerard Manley Hopkins's "Spring and Fall".
* Francis Hutcheson's argument against slavery at "Irish Philosophy".
* Two recent SEP articles:
Christopher Shields and Daniel Schwartz, Francisco Suarez
Jill Buroker, Port Royal Logic
* Benjamin Berger, Poetry, Mercy, and the Phenomenology of Justice (PDF)
