If you took the summer off from checking in on Daily Nous, you missed a lot of writing by other philosophers.

Some of these were planned in advance as part of a summer series of weekly posts.

Others were welcome additions along the way.

If you haven’t already, check them out:

A Plea for Synthetic Philosophy
by  Catarina Dutilh Novaes

Rejection Rates Should Not Be a Measure of Journal Quality
by Toby Handfield and Kevin Zollman

The Rigor of Philosophy & the Complexity of the World
by Mark Wilson

Some Remarks on Form in Philosophy
by Brad Skow

The Fourth Branch
by Alex Guerrero

A Case for AI Wellbeing
by Simon Goldstein and Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini

Logic Courseware, Surveyed
by Curtis Franks

Philosophy as Glial Cell
by Regina Rini

Do the Thing: Philosophy Teaching with Practical Workshops
by Cat Saint-Croix and C. Thi Nguyen

How To Alleviate the Referee Crisis: A Proposal
by Max Hayward

An Accessible and User-Friendly Argument Mapping App
by Jonathan Surovell

Desperate Honesty
by Agnes Callard

Philosophy Through Comics
by Pete Mandik

Policing Is Not Pedagogy: On the Supposed Threat of ChatGPT
by Matthew Noah Smith

The Social Turn in Analytic Philosophy: Promises and Perils
by Kevin Richardson

Philosophy Workshop Introduces New Kind of Prize
by Daniel Fogal, Nick Laskowski, and Nate Sharadin

I am very grateful to these philosophers for allowing me to publish their writing here at Daily Nous.