* Eric Wilkinson, Logical Rationalism (PDF)
* Alessandro Conti, John Wyclif, at the SEP
* Sanna Hirvonen, Recipes without makers (PDF) -- I liked this paper a lot.
* Blake Hart, The Shadowbrute and God, on C. S. Lewis's Till We Have Faces, at "The Pilgrim's Interests"
* Gregory B. Sadler, What Is "Public Philosophy"? A Pluralist Approach and Proposal
* Antoine C. Dussault, No Function without Service: Selected Effects Function, the Liberality Problem, and Whole Organisms (PDF)
* Natasha Burge, How Fantasy Literature Lost its Soul, at "The Undercurrent"
* John Hawks, The ancient Egyptian legacy of anatomical science
* John Plaice, The Fruitful Collaboration of André-Marie Ampère and Augustin-Jean Fresnel, at "Fiat Lux"
* Rognvaldur D. Ingthorsson, A Powerful Particulars View of Causation (PDF)
* Peter Frankopan, A Bead Too Far: Rethinking Global Connections Before Columbus, at "Global Threads with Peter Frankopan"
* Amod Lele, In Memoriam: Alasdair MacIntyre, at "Love of All Wisdom"
* Robert Stainton and Christopher Viger, Do Languages Really Exist? (PDF)
* Russell Arben Fox discusses Alasdair MacIntyre, at "Front Porch Republic"
* Yassine Meskhout, The wonder of modern drywall, at "The Works in Progress Newsletter"
* Matthew Sanderson, Rudolf Otto on "Numinous" Religious Experience, at "1000-Word Philosophy"
