The latest links added to the Heap…

1. Morally disgusted by something? — maybe a ginger pill would help
2. Jeremy Bentham has been moved — and apparently the kids call him “Jezza”
3. “At 10 a.m. the Chinese army surrounding the city sealed it off, trapping me and about 9 million others inside” — Spencer Case (Wuhan University) recounts his “escape from Wuhan”. In a note, Dr. Case adds, “Matt Lutz, Tim Perrine, and many Chinese philosophy faculty—I’m not sure how many—remain stuck in the lockdown.”
4. Substantial update to the Diversity Reading List — 351 texts by underrepresented philosophers recently added
5. Wondering Freely is a new philosophy blog — by Helen De Cruz (SLU)
6. Zeno’s paradoxes — today’s “daily obsession” at Quartz
7. Feminism would be improved if it was less caught up with backward-looking, retributivist anger — Martha Nussbaum (Chicago) on oppression, feminism, and varieties of anger

Mini-Heap posts appear when 7 or so new items accumulate in the Heap of Links, the ever-growing collection of items from around the web that may be of interest to philosophers. Discussion welcome.

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