Weekly Digest #30

Something for the weekend:

1. Notes on [post]human nursing: What It MIGHT Be, What it is Not (feature Jess Dillard-Wright who I interviewed for ParaDoxa in early June)

2. The contested status of theory/theorizing and humanism/posthumanism in Olga Petrovskaya's Nursing theory, postmodernism, poststructualism, and Foucault

3. A critical examination of epistemological congruence between intersectionality and feminist poststructuralism: Toward an integrated framework for health research

4. Why nothing seems to matter any more: A Philosophical Study of our Nihilistic Age

5. Ontological Realism

6. Just-relations and responsibility for planetary health: The global nurse agenda for climate justice

7. The illusion of moral decline

8. What Midjourney thinks professors look like, based on their department

9. “At any given time, I can look around my classroom and find multiple people doing homework with the help of ChatGPT. We’re not being forced to think anymore” (emphasis added) Link

10. Just a few hateful parents are responsible for most of the book challenges in America

11. Teaching Philosophy Outside

12. Are our fears of AI really fears about capitalism?

13. Womb: The Inside Story of Where We All Began

14. Architecture for Anatomy: History, Affect, and the Material Reproduction of the Body in Two Medical School Buildings

15. “But when did we all become so empowered, passionate, and self-enterprising? And how did having those qualities get to be so important?” Link