* Peter at "Conscious Entities" on qualia and intentionality. My view is a variation of his position (3); I think qualia are merely philosopher's fictions that imperfectly capture intentionality.
* John Wilkins had an interesting quotation from William Sharpe on historical study of sources.
* Roger Scruton, From Christ to Coke, discusses iconography.
* Adele J. Haft, Maps, Mazes, and Monsters: The Iconography of the Library in Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose
* The London School of Philosophy has recently opened, and looks like an interesting venture.
* Peter Millican, who is a top-notch Hume scholar, has an excellent post on Hume, although it's also about the value of studying the history of philosophy in general.
* D. G. Myers discusses the (pseudo-)genre of literary fiction.
* The Maverick Philosopher discusses Lev Shestov's interpretation of the Fall. And previously he had a post on allegorical interpretation of the Fall.
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* G. B. Sadler discusses Descartes and Dark City.
