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Aeon Magazine — 109 episodes
Beneath our human shallows
Children are apprentices
The eye in your pocket
The origins of Indians
Embrace the edge!
Reality emerges
To be is to participate
The Ethiopian running secret
Hunting ‘Man the Hunter’
The Black executioner
White-collar sweatshops
Does reading do us any good?
No nature without fear
Justice is geometric
Fuel for thought
The invention of the soul
Join the dots
You’ve lived this life before
The sterilisation-seekers
Patterns without desires
Living without my self
The antibiotic trap
Playing in flatland
When trauma becomes trope
The house is a work of art
Banking beyond the law
The hypercurious mind
Medieval moons
Sleep is delicious
Catastrophe markets
One China, one world
The clock in our genes
An African philosophy
Desert survivors
Cosmic imposters
Bitch: a history
Geist in the machine
Abandoning ourselves
Unbounded
From cells to selves
A wondrous brew
A duty to oneself
Reversing extinction
Does culture make emotion?
Nothing alive is alien to me
Not in our name
Savage care
On her own terms
The insurance catastrophe
Who is Walter Mignolo?
Our phosphorescent world
The inflammation age
There are no psychopaths
The presence of power
The six-second hug
Conservation’s prejudice
‘I awoke at ½ past 7’
Mask on/mask off
Going-against-the-grainers
Books and screens
Mexistentialism
The snowball effect
The deepest South
The model of catastrophe
Guarding the guardians
Subverting hell
Compost modernity!
Orcas and ourselves
The ant you can save
Are you Confusedocene?
How selfish are we?
Between being and emptiness
Can you rewire your brain?
Victims and villains
Megastructures on Mars
Valuable misunderstandings
Is inherited wealth bad?
A lesson in coexistence
Power and flesh
The world without hegemony
Computers can’t surprise
Dreams of the far Right
A light from the periphery
Our unfinished republics
The shape of time
Landholder vs stockholder
How to become a tree
The synthetic self
Red tape on a blue planet
The tragedy of Trần Đức Thảo
The spiral of suffering
The erotic poems of Bilitis
Why nothing matters
The last letter
Moral resilience
There are no pure cultures
Reality is evil
The other Homo sapiens
Incandescent anger
Are doctors replaceable?
Philosopher of pride
Long live the aeonophiles!
A life of joy and work
Green dominion
Undefinable yet indispensable
Can machines suffer?
The empty ideology
Maternal paradox
The world without hegemony