* What Those Holes in Your Electrical Plugs are For
* James Clark Ross interviews Sophie Grace Chappell.
* John Grove reviews Against the Tide, a collection of Roger Scruton's columns.
* Matthias Brinkmann, Freedom to Roam (PDF)
* Paula Oliveira E Silva, Facing the Ambiguities of Aquinas: The Sixteenth-Century Debate on the Genesis of Ius Gentium
* How Many Plants Would It Take to Produce Enough Oxygen for One Person?
* Andrew Leatherbarrow, What Set Fukushima Apart?
* Chad Engelland, Amo, Ergo Cogito: Phenomenology's Non-Cartesian Augustinianism (PDF) -- a very nice whirlwind tour of many of the ways in which philosophical phenomenology has drawn on St. Augustine.
* Daniel Whiting, Cavendish's Aesthetic Realism (PDF)
* Elena Yi-Jia Zeng, Empire and Liberty in Adam Ferguson's Republicanism (PDF)
* Keerthik Sasidharan, The way of dharma
* Lawrence Blum, Iris Murdoch, at the SEP
* Applied Complexity Science reflects on Christopher Alexander, author of A Pattern Language and The Timeless Way of Building, in Imagination is Not Creativity. (Christopher Alexander died March 17; an obituary is here.)
* Erwin Chemerinsky and Howard Gillman, Free speech doesn't mean hecklers get to shut down campus debate
