Weekly Digest #81

Something for the weekend:

1. Women in Menopause Are Getting Short Shrift

2. The Lasting Impact of Exposure to Gun Violence

3. There is no "I" in Postphenomenology

4. Michel Serres’s Sensorial Philosophy and the Importance of Skin in Francis Bacon’s Nudes

5. Study reveals how much carbon damage would cost corporations if they paid for their emissions

6. A new study suggests that scientists should be honest with the public about what they know, what they don’t, and why

7. The unknowable other and ethics of ungraspability: Education through the irrational

8. Today’s colonial “data grab” is deepening global inequalities and this

9. Mr. Gilbert’s World Tour: Rethinking Disabled Veterans Across British Imperial Spaces

10. From the Confessional Booth to Digital Enclosures: Absolution as Cultural Technique

11. ‘What would it look like to develop an archival practice that thinks beyond human time, beyond the living and dead as binary categories, to treat historical events not as a contained event but as a multiplicity of afterlives?’ Link

12. A Freediver Finds Belonging Without Breath

13. Foucault's Critical Philosophy of History: Unfolding the Present (30% off with discount code LXFANDF30)

14. A Reminder to Keep the Evidence in Evidence-Based Fitness

15. Ben Pobjoy's Tips for Long Walks