The Internet Is Not What You Think It Is: A history, a philosophy, a warning
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The rise and fall of rationality in language
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Human history gets a rewrite
13 votes -
How to discern good "big history" books from bad ones?
4 votes -
💖 The tale of Tiffany 💖
15 votes -
One Tenth of a Second
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Our need to get drunk in company may be innate
4 votes -
Are plants animals like any other?
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The Emergence of the Global Heartland
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Impossible Worlds
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Thinking and Being
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Political Epistemology
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Foundations of Geopolitics
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The Golem and the Jewish Superhero
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Sarah Moss wins the American Philosophical Association's 2020 Sanders Book Prize for her book, 'Probabilistic Knowledge'
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Book review: The Cult Of Smart
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Abandoning all hope: The divine comedy by Dante, explained
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The best books on The Philosophy of Language
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The tolerant and worryingly modern Vikings
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Why are we in the West so weird? A theory
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Thomas Frank on the podcast "Useful Idiots"
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Annotated digital archive of historic books
6 votes -
Nine books on philosophy and race
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How should I refer to you? | Review of “What's Your Pronoun?”, by Dennis Baron
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The real Lord of the Flies: What happened when six boys were shipwrecked for fifteen months
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Secret Alliances: Special Operations and Intelligence in Norway, 1940–1945 – Tony Insall
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How two thieves stole thousands of prints from university libraries
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Voltaire and the Buddha: How the French Enlightenment thinker prefigured an approach now familiar in the West
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The last slave ship survivor gave an interview in the 1930s. It just surfaced in the form of a new book.
3 votes