CALL FOR PAPERS! ASI invites article submissions by undergraduates & recent graduates for our online peer-reviewed, academic, open access journal, Sloth: A Journal of Emerging Voices in Human-Animal Studies. Find submission guidelines in the link below. animalsandsociety.org/news/call-for-…

My paper: Scruton on Modernity, Tradition and the Paradox of T.S. Eliot is available online, here: deliberatio.eu/en/analyses/sc…

Registration is still open for our final 'Rethinking Fables' conference (May 22–24, 2025, U of Kent & online), featuring keynote speakers Vinciane Despret and Susan McHugh. Please join us ! 🙂 research.kent.ac.uk/rethinking-fab…

“Teaching Women Philosophers”? In this anthology, Ruth E. Hagengruber sheds light on the long overlooked history of women philosophers and their significant contributions to the development of thought over 2000 years."

When Hegel & Schelling started a philosophy journal together, they chose to end each issue with a section which was called “News and Notices”, but which just contained quotes from other philosophers that they thought were stupid, accompanied with their own sarcastic comments

Digital galleys are HERE for Close Reading for the 21C, which I co-edited with Johanna Winant. You know you want it, want to review it. Write to barbara_tonetti [at] press [dot] princeton [dot] edu. Look at that gorgeous slate of contributors! Get it.

hi! i have compiled yale’s reading and watchlist for their course on film studies for anyone who might be interested :)

This book, Not in our genes, is a classic ignored by ecosocialists... and, well, socialists in general. It is way more than a critique of genetic determinism. Hugely important!

PIGEON ART pigeonart.xyz pigeonart.xyz/About/ also see: When Animals Create Art, What Are They Thinking and Feeling? psychologytoday.com/us/blog/animal…

The Omnivore's Deception: The Case of Conflicted Carnivores psychologytoday.com/us/blog/animal… In a deeply thoughtful meditation on our relationship with animals—and ourselves—John Sanbonmatsu offers a reasoned reply to Michael Pollan's views on the dilemmas of eating meat.

Marie-Louise von Franz on the layers of the unconscious.

Cattle ranching fuels climate pollution, but its land-clearing effects can also make wildfires more likely to spread. Jessica Scott-Reid, M.A. explains: buff.ly/zyqiJO0

Reading an interesting dissertation on the “social lyric” and reminded again of this passage

"As If!" by Chase Gregory explores the stylistically strategic, often campy, and productively fraught cross-identifications of early queer criticism. Read the introduction for free on our website! #LiteraryTheory #LGBTQBooks buff.ly/Cnz0S8L

New York Court Recognizes Dogs As Family Members nonhumanrights.org/blog/dogs-fami…

theguardian.com/environment/20…

writing feels bad and not writing feels bad

An utterly gorgeous passage on the pelvis from, 'The Body in Recovery: Somatic Psychotherapy and the Self'.

"Free Gifts: Capitalism and the Politics of Nature" Alyssa Battistoni A new critique of capitalism’s persistent failure to value nature. I've just ordered this; I'm very excited as I like the work of Alyssa Battistoni a lot. press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…