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Just announced: The Institute for Thomistic Philosophy.
At Public Discourse, William Carroll gives us the scoop on Thomas Aquinas in China.
At Anamnesis, Joshua Hochschild asks: What’s Wrong with Ockham?
Philosopher Roberto Mangabeira Unger and physicist Lee Smolin have just published The Singular Universe and the Reality of Time: A Proposal in Natural Philosophy. In an interview, Smolin addresses the question: Who will rescue time from the physicists?
In related news, io9 reports that scientists admit that they need philosophers.
Forthcoming from Stephen Mumford and Rani Lill Anjum: What Tends to Be: Essays on the Dispositional Modality. Details trickling out via Twitter, here, here, here, and here.
Philosopher Robert Koons has a blog: The Analytic Thomist.
Mathematician and philosopher James Franklin has a page at Academia.edu. And, if you didn’t already know of it, a homepage.
At Scientia Salon, Massimo Pigliucci on Dupré, Fodor, Hacking, Cartwright, reductionism, and the disunity of the sciences.
Stephen Boulter reviews John Marenbon’s Oxford Handbook of Medieval Philosophy at Philosophy in Review.
Check out The Journal of Analytic Theology.
Roger Scruton on the shock of the new, the power of kitsch, and the meaning of conservatism.