* 168th Philosophers' Carnival
* Sci Phi Journal
* Dale Van Kley has a critical review of Jonathan Israel's series on the Radical Enlightenment.
* Newly discovered cave art in Indonesia changes the timeline for human beings engaging in art; the cave art goes back as far as the earliest cave art previously known, in Spain and Southern France. Finding it about the same time so far apart strongly suggests that the practice may go back thousands of years farther than previously thought.
* Sister Doris Engelhard, Europe's last brewmaster nun
* Corey Robin discusses Kantianism in Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem, as well as the question of whether Arendt saw Eichmann testify.
* Stephen Read on why medieval logic matters.
* Gregory Fried discusses Heidegger's Black Notebooks.
* Elissa at "WIT" discusses charges of modern-day Jansenism. As she notes, the use of the label is often rather detached from what the Jansenists actually were, as well as from what the Jansenists were specifically condemned for.
* Clare Coffey, Duty and Delight
* Distractify colorizes 52 old black and white photos.
