After Nature
Ralph Stefan Weir
Occasional essays on metaphysics, mind, artificial intelligence, art, and religion.
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From our communityRalph Stefan Weir
Occasional essays on metaphysics, mind, artificial intelligence, art, and religion.
Read the newsletter : After NatureBrandon Vaidyanathan
Essays and conversations about beauty, spirituality, mental health, science, innovation, and institutional flourishing.
Read the newsletter : Beauty at WorkBill Vanderburgh
Public philosophy on democracy, freedom, education, and the practical value of ideas.
Read the newsletter : Bill VanderburghConnor Patrick Wood
Writing and conversations across science, culture, the arts, and religion.
Read the newsletter : Culture, UncurledMary C. Murphy
Research-backed ideas for creating cultures that support learning, inclusion, and growth.
Read the newsletter : Culture Catalyst with Mary C. MurphyAdam Mastroianni
Curious, evidence-minded essays about science, society, and how we decide what is true.
Read the newsletter : Experimental HistoryClay Routledge
A weekly exploration of the psychology of human potential, progress, and flourishing.
Read the newsletter : Flourishing FridayJon Beale
One research-backed strategy each week for building a more flourishing life.
Read the newsletter : How to FlourishJeremy Davis
Essays that draw distinctions and connections without rushing to firm conclusions.
Read the newsletter : Jerm TheoryChristian Waugh
Writing on the psychology and neuroscience of emotions, stress, resilience, and well-being.
Read the newsletter : Vita Bona ScienceMichael Dickson
Personal and philosophical essays on madness, meaning, and modern life.
Read the newsletter : Mad PhilosophyMargaret Echelbarger
Notes on the hidden curriculum of academic life in the behavioral sciences.
Read the newsletter : MarginaliaMarcus Arvan
Philosophical essays on politics, ethics, public life, and the profession.
Read the newsletter : Marcus Arvan's SubstackJasmine Mote
Mental-health science about pregnancy, parenting, and the experiences around them.
Read the newsletter : Mental HealthyKurt Gray
Science-backed writing about moral conflict, social division, and how people can understand one another.
Read the newsletter : Moral UnderstandingJosh May
Essays on ethics and science, candid about the values and preferences that shape our thinking.
Read the newsletter : Motivated ReasoningsNathaniel Hansen
Philosophy of ordinary language, experimental philosophy of language, and playable historical simulations.
Read the newsletter : Nat HansenDarby Saxbe
Writing about parenting, neuroscience, biology, relationships, and politics.
Read the newsletter : Natal GazingAV Papachristos
Field notes from the intersection of data and neighborhood life.
Read the newsletter : Neighborhood ScienceFounded by Anne-Laure Le Cunff
Science-backed strategies for productivity, creativity, mindfulness, and running small experiments in work and life.
Read the newsletter : Ness LabsCo-organized by Marcus Arvan, Barry Maguire, and Willa Saadat
Accessible posts and multimedia that introduce, discuss, and share new work in philosophy.
Read the newsletter : New Work in PhilosophyVictor Kumar
Wide-ranging essays on ethics, politics, technology, culture, and the questions they leave open.
Read the newsletter : Open QuestionsFaith and Tim Pawl
Weekly reflections on Catholicism, philosophy, virtue, family, and 1990s nostalgia.
Read the newsletter : Pawline EpistlesJohn T. Maier
Thoughts and puzzles about mental-health interventions and policy.
Read the newsletter : Presenting ProblemsYael Schonbrun
Research and practical insight about relationships between people and between the roles they inhabit.
Read the newsletter : Relational RiffsEllie Anderson
Philosophy lectures and essays on identity, selfhood, intimate relationships, and existentialism from the co-host of Overthink.
Read the newsletter : Ellie AndersonJim Stump
Essays and travel notes at the intersection of science, religion, and philosophy.
Read the newsletter : Stump SpeechesGraham Lau
Astrobiology, science, and the wonder of being a thinking species in a living universe.
Read the newsletter : The CosmobiologistSasha Mudd
Timeless ideas brought to urgent questions about reason, hope, justice, love, and staying human.
Read the newsletter : The Philosopher-at-LargeGarrett Pendergraft
Philosophical musings, reflections, and deliberately half-baked ideas.
Read the newsletter : Thinking SlowlyJoseph Chapa
Weekly posts, usually about technology and philosophy, with occasional sketches.
Read the newsletter : Views ExpressedBrian Treanor
Philosophical reflections on nature, life, attention, and the more-than-human world.
Read the newsletter : Wild LifeCo-founded by Simona Aimar and Daniel James
Essays on first-generation experiences, class, access, and inclusion in philosophy.
Read the newsletter : First-Gen PhilosophersCo-hosted by Ellie Anderson and David Peña-Guzmán
Philosophy conversations and reflections from the Overthink podcast archive.
Read the podcast newsletter : Overthink PodcastHosted by Nathan Ballantyne
Conversations with academic writers about their craft.
Read the newsletter : The WorkbenchKenneth Boyd
A public-philosophy writing portfolio, with email updates on new work about ethics, knowledge, and everyday life.
Visit the website : Ken BoydRiley St. Clair
A science blog with email subscriptions, covering neuroscience, science communication, and media literacy.
Read the blog : Riley St. Clair, PhDLaird Edman
Email updates from a research project on religious ritual, faith development, and community life.
Explore the project : Ritual for MinistryAgnes Callard
Writing by the University of Chicago philosopher.
Read the newsletter : Agnes CallardDaryl Van Tongeren, Peter Boumgarden, and Abram Van Engen
Writing on morality, meaning, and living well within today’s market systems.
Read the newsletter : A Rich LifeBrendan Case
Reflections on reading, translation, and theology.
Read the newsletter : The Book CaseErrol Lord
Essays on art, beauty, and the things we love.
Read the newsletter : Critical ChunksClaire White
Writing on grief, rituals, and belief, including the Science of Belief interview series.
Read the newsletter : Dr. Claire WhiteAnne-Laure Le Cunff
Research notes on curiosity, cognition, consciousness, and neurodiversity.
Read the newsletter : Hypercurious by Anne-Laure Le CunffMarginalia Science, co-founded by Ana Gantman
Research and community news highlighting social scientists from underrepresented backgrounds.
Read the newsletter : marginalia’s newsletterMark Schroeder
Philosophy, why it matters, and how it helps us understand interpersonal conflict.
Read the newsletter : Mark SchroederRyan Fehr
Research-based lessons on building relationships without burning out.
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