Mind vs. Matter
Professors of ecology were among those who . . . . challenged us to give up our dualistic thinking.
/ January 8, 2015
Philosophy Is Not Only for Philosophers
The ecological crisis is a real world crisis, not an abstract one. To improve the world often requires asking questions that are not the property of one academic discipline or another.
/ January 7, 2015
Whitehead, Pando and Philosophy of Ecological Relations
Whitehead is distinctive, if not unique, in making ecological relations primary in the interpretation of reality.
/ January 7, 2015
Reimagining LA and Water
Los Angeles "has become, of all things, a leader in sustainable water management..."
/ December 7, 2014
Hats off to the Mushroom!
There's a message of hope embedded here.
/ December 5, 2014
Gehry on Architecture, Culture
"It seems that the art takes the threat out, becomes more humanistic, more...it's more questioning..."
/ December 5, 2014
Is the Modern World Crazy?
To be crazy is definitely not to be stupid. In many ways we have been collectively brilliant. But brilliant people can be crazy.
/ November 25, 2014
What’s Next for LGBTQ
Does hard-fought justice at the individual level help lay the groundwork for LGBTQ involvement on behalf of the Earth?
/ November 2, 2014
Follow the Leader
"Follow the Leaders." Berlin, Germany 2011. By Isaac Cordal.
/ October 9, 2014
Post-March Questions
Whom will it change, haunt, affect?
/ September 23, 2014
Life Up Close, Rearranged
“The Diatomist,” a new film by Matthew Killip. Music by Ryuichi Sakamoto.
/ September 20, 2014
Bittman: Let’s Reject the Inevitable
Climate change isn’t just a disaster. It’s also our best chance to demand and build a better world.
/ September 18, 2014