* Ian J. Campbell & Christof Rapp, The Definition of Fallacies: A Defence of Aristotle's Appearance Condition (PDF)
* Robert Keim, The Poet of Assisi, at "Via Mediaevalis"
* Jared Dembrun, Mariology Is Always Christological, at "Son of St. Catherine"
* Daniel D. De Haan, The Doctrine of the Analogy of Being in Avicenna's Metaphysics of the Healing (PDF)
* Laura Caponetto, Undoing things with words (PDF)
* Ben Burgis, My Preferred Solution to the Liar Paradox, at "Philosophy for the People". There are serious problems with disquotationalism (e.g., it requires already and independently being able to assign truth values), but this is an interesting disquotationalist attempt to deal with the matter.
* Noam Hoffer, Kant's Teleology as the 'True Apology' to Leibniz's Pre-Established Harmony (PDF)
* Jessica Tizzard & Hugo Hogenbirk, The infinite divisibility and multiplicity of creatures: Conway's non-absolutist theory of space (PDF)
* Chad Engelland, Dare Students Go Amish on the Topic of AI?