* Donald Rutherford, The Future of the History of Modern Philosophy
Martha Bolton, Some Reflections on Scholarship in the History of Modern Philosophy
* Jean Paul Sartre and Jorge Luis Borges reviewed Orson Welles's Citizen Kane. Sartre argued that it was not cinema and Borges said it was tedious.
* Thony Christie, Galileo, Foscarini, The Catholic Church, and heliocentricity in 1615 Part 1 – the occurrences: A Rough Guide.
* Jimmy Akin has started a blog to review every Doctor Who episode.
* Two recent IEP articles:
Julia Jorati, Gottfried Leibniz: Philosophy of Mind
Andrew Blom, Hugo Grotius
* The Clerk of Oxford on the Battle of Maldon
* Philosophers' Carnival #166
* Ed Feser considers an argument that omnipotence and omniscience are incompatible.
* The LegoAcademics Twitter feed
* Paul Raymont discusses Viennese cafes and their role in the intellectual life of the day.
* Evan Thompson on Buddhist philosophy and the embodied mind.
* Mark Blitz, Understanding Heidegger on Technology
* A reporter in Ferguson, MO, saw some things on the ground, took a picture, and put up a tweet asking for confirmation that they were rubber bullets. They were quite obviously foam earplugs, leading to extensive mockery on Twitter, some of which is actually very funny. What's actually sad is that in American journalism today it's a tribute to the reporter's integrity that he actually took the trouble to make sure.
* John Wilkins recently did a number of interview-videos on key concepts in philosophy of science:
Philosophy of Science
The Demarcation Problem
Bayesian Epistemology, Scientific Realism, Science and Politics, Maps and Territories
* Bertrand Russell in Bollywood:
Shravasti Dhammika explains the background to this somewhat surprising Bollywood casting.
