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Latest links… The practical and philosophical value of analytic jurisprudence — a defense from Barbara Levenbook “Collective beliefs… are both ubiquitous and highly consequential constituents of the social world” — Margaret Gilbert’s 2024 Presidential Address at the Pacific APA “The apostle of ignorance” — Cass Sunstein’s short book on Hayek for the Cambridge Elements series is open access through December 9th “Equality talk can feel so disorienting! Even among philosophers, it consistently promises more than it delivers” — some clarity might come from looking at the concept’s history, argues Teresa Bejan We’re trained to anticipate objections and couch our claims in caveats, but is that what today’s communication context calls for? — “The caveat is dead,” says Joshua Miller “[H]ow quickly… we get from wanting (of course rightly) to protect women and girls from violence—to actually imposing a new risk of violence upon them” — Sophie Grace Chappell writes to JK Rowling Is pervasive…

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