Below are the past week’s updates to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP) and Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (NDPR). There were no new entries at the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy nor any new videos at Wi-Phi this week, but there’s a bonus entry below.

SEP

New:

1. Supertasks, by John Manchak And Bryan W. Roberts [4.5.16]

Revised:

2. Zeno Of Elea, by John Palmer [4.7.16]
3. Presocratic Philosophy, by Patricia Curd [4.4.16]

NDPR

1. Charlotte A. Newey reviews Torbjörn Tännsjö, Taking Life: Three Theories On The Ethics Of Killing [4.6.16]
2. Guy Bennett-Hunter reviews James Tartaglia, Philosophy In A Meaningless Life: A System Of Nihilism, Consciousness And Reality [4.5.16]
3. Lester Hunt reviews Rob Lovering, A Moral Defense Of Recreational Drug Use [4.4.16]
4. Frederick Kroon reviews Dale Jacquette, Alexius Meinong: The Shepherd Of Non-Being [4.3.16]
5. Matthew Frise reviews William J. Wainwright, Reason, Revelation, and Devotion: Inference and Argument in Religion [4.2.16]

Compiled by Michael Glawson (South Carolina)

BONUS

A while back I put Episode 1 of Crash Course Philosophy (from PBS Digital Studios) in the Heap of Links. If you haven’t seen it or any of the (now) eight other episodes, you can check them out here.