Newsletter: July 2026

When doing philosophy, we’re tempted by a desire to step out of our own skins, to see the world as God might see it, free from our all-too-human perspective. Wittgenstein conceives of his later philosophy as an attempt to cure us of this temptation, to bring us back to the home in which our language lives.

Newsletter: August 2024

This land that I love, and the access I have to it, is very much indexed to the particular historical moment in which I find myself. Home-as-a-place is a location you inhabit. But home-as-a-time is a forum in which you take action and in which your actions take on meaning.