* Mateusz Kotowski & Krzysztof Szlachcic, Deconstructing the Phantom: Duhem and the Scientific Realism Debate (PDF)
* Jane Psmith reviews Peter Lawrence's Road Belong Cargo, at "Mr. and Mrs. Psmith's Bookshelf". Highly Recommended.
* Erich Przywara, Philosophy as a Problem, at "Church Life Journal"
* Carla Bagnoli, Kant and Sidgwick on Practical Knowledge and Rational Action (PDF)
* SDG, What is a miracle? It depends partly on interpretation, at "SDG's Dailies and Sundays"
* David Hume and Suzanne Collins's Sunrise on the Reaping
* W. Matthews Grant & Mark K. Spencer, Activity, Identity, and God (PDF). This paper makes the common mistake made on this topic, of conflating identitas with identity (the former is a much less restrictive term), and (a perhaps related mistake) in at least one passage seems to make odd assumptions about rationally distinct acts (e.g., that they are not actually distinct). I think this mistake also leads to exaggerating some of the differences among the Thomistic commentators. But with that caveat, it's a nice collection of arguments on various aspects of what it means to say that distinct acts are not diverse things in God.
* Ken MacVey, Corporations, Free Will, Responsibility, and AI: How Do They Fit Together?, at "3 Quarks Daily"
* Leonardo Flamini, Inquiry and conversation: Gricean zetetic norms and virtues (PDF)
* Chad Hansen, Daoism, at the SEP
* Klaas Kraay, Divine Freedom, also at the SEP
* Bartosz Biskup, Two Senses of Law as an Artefact (PDF)
* Bradley J. Birzer, Canticle for Leibowitz
* Laurenz Ramsauer, The Efficacy Problem (PDF), on the nature of legal systems
*John Michael Greer, The death of Progress, at "Unherd"
* Lisa Cassell, The Positive Argument for Impermissivism (PDF)
* Armand D'Angour, The truth about love, on Diotima and Socrates, at "Aeon"
* Nathan Pinkoski, Pope Francis's Managerial Revolution, at "Compact"
