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Hart Caplan's newsletter is a reflective, philosophically grounded essay series on existentialism, boredom, emptiness, and attention, often drawing on therapy practice and recent research. Each issue develops a single argument through personal anecdote, philosophical reference, and engagement with studies, aimed at readers interested in the psychology of inner experience.
A podcast and essay fellowship exploring literature, philosophy and theology through primary and secondary worlds, including episodes on Tolkien's eschatology and Tolstoy. Its newsletter announces new episodes, courses and Inkwell essays on Kierkegaard, aimed at members seeking deep reflection.
A weekly publication from the New York Philosophical Society featuring essays that connect classic philosophy to personal experience and everyday life. Issues blend memoir, humor and engagement with thinkers like Cavell, Camus and Byung-Chul Han.
The Micro-Philosopher is a Substack-style newsletter offering philosophy for self-directed thinking, mixing essays on figures like Camus with announcements of paid live seminars and an online philosophy course series. Readers get reflective essays, reading guides for classic texts, and an invitation to build a personal philosophy.
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