Connie Rosati argues that storytelling helps us to "secure a relatively ongoing relation of fit to our lives and to ourselves as the author/protagonist of those lives." But only in part, because "the way that we secure a fit with ourselves and our lives is, in the first instance, by doing what it takes to provide the materials from which attractive stories can be constructed."

Find out how views in the profession break down on key issues, and also how we *think* the profession breaks down...

Sally Haslanger (MIT) has a survey she'd like professional, publishing philosophers to take. Leiter reports on it and provides the link.

Alex Rosenberg's "précis of an argument that naturalism forces upon us a very disillusioned 'take' on reality."

Clayton Littlejohn asks this question.

This list of schools is for undergraduate students who are interested in experimental philosophy and want to pursue a graduate degree.

Philosopher Bill Lycan defends the thesis that problems with qualitative experiences in machines apply equally to humans.

This page has all the classics, plus three new tracks from the 21st Century Monads.

Leiter reports the initial stats on the latest Jobs for Philosophers. (Spoiler: It doesn't look good so far.)

Columbia is having their faculty duke it out.