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Hello and welcome to Rewilding Philosophy, a newsletter dedicated to practical (eko)philosophy for our times. And as always a warm welcome to new…
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Why Everything Leads to Philosophy
Hello and welcome to Rewilding Philosophy, a newsletter dedicated to practical (eco-)philosophy for multispecies conviviality. A warm welcome to new…
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March 2024

Philosophers as Artists of Life
Hello and welcome to Rewilding Philosophy, a newsletter about practical (eco-) philosophy in the Anthropocene. I trust you are doing well. Lately, I've…
4E+b Philosophy
Welcome to Rewilding Philosophy, a newsletter about practical (eco-)philosophy in the Anthropocene or amidst the apocalypse. I oscillate between the…
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(eco)Philosophical Health
Welcome to Rewilding Philosophy, a newsletter about practical (eco-)philosophy amidst the apocaplypse. I had been working on another essay around…
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On Leverage Points for Regeneration
And holding paradoxes

February 2024

Privilege My Principles
How to live with complicity
Mycelic Philosophy
A relational process for philosophy as a lived practice.
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Hello Curious Soul,
Join me as I share everything I am learning utilizing practical (eco-)philosophy as a meta-technology for driving change towards regenerative futures.
Why Practical Philosophy is the Better Self-Help
Mark Vernon once mentioned to me that philosophy tends to attract a very particular crowd of people. While I can't recall his exact words, the sentiment…
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Practical Philosophy, Individuation and Systems Change
Finding and living a philosophy has two purposes. On the one hand, it supports our individuation. Individuation, according to Carl Jung, is the lifelong…
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