* Eveline Groot, Public Opinion and Political Passions in the Work of Germaine de Staël (PDF)
* Terry Eagleton, Seeds of What Ought to Be, at "London Review of Books", reviews Richard Bourke's Hegel's World Revolutions.
* Qiong Wu, Alethic modality is deontic (PDF)
* Paul Shrimpton, 'Conscience Before Conformity': What the White Rose Students Can Teach Today's Young Scholars, at "National Catholic Register
* Stephen Harrop, Wisdom and Beatitude in Spinoza and Qoheleth (PDF)
* William Briggs, David Deutsch Rediscovers the Worst Argument in the World. ('The Worst Argument in the World' is a name given by David Stove to arguments of the general form, "We can only know things in such-and-such relation to us, therefore we cannot know things in themselves.")
* Ian Williams Goddard, A logic and semantics for imperatives (PDF)
* Richard V. Reeves, Why Some Are More Equal Than Others, reviews Darrin M. McMahon's Equality: The History of an Elusive Idea, at "Literary Review".
* Alexandre Billon, Why Are We Certain that We Exist? (PDF). This yields an account that is at least in the general vicinity of Malebranche's.
* Damion Searls, Translating Philosophy: The Case of Wittgenstein's Tractatus, at "Words Without Borders"
* Jonathan Ichikawa, A Euthyphro Problem for Consent Theory (PDF)
* Abigail Tulenko, Folklore is philosophy, at "Aeon"
