* Cathy Mason & Matt Dougherty, Murdoch's Ontological Argument (PDF)
* Sam Buntz, Medicalising Art
* Richard Marshall interviews Matthew D. Walker, Contemplating Aristotle on Contemplation
* Jason M. Baxter, The Waste Land at 100, at "First Things"
* Ruxandra Tesloianu, Somatic Evolution: We contain multitudes
* Hannah Kim, Park Jiwon on Why Crows Aren't Black, at "Aesthetics for Birds"
* Apoorva Tadepalli, The Wondrous and Mundane Diaries of Edna St. Vincent Millay
* David Polansky, Bromides of the expert class
* Charlie Camosy interviews Elaine Riddick, a survivor of forced sterilization, at "The Pillar"
* Taylor Patrick O'Neill, Was Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange a Personalist?
* Jake Monaghan, Idealizations and Ideal Policing
* Richard Helmholz, Magna Carta and ius commune (PDF)
* Kate Finley, Abortion, Adoption, and Integrity (PDF)
ADDED LATER:
* As Nick notes in the comments, a Cambridge Element just went up today on Lady Mary Shepherd, by Antonia LoLordo. It is free until September 15. Just from a brief look through, it seems to be a very solid introduction to Shepherd's ideas.
