Philosophers' Carnival

The eleventh Philosophers' Carnival is coming up next Monday. For those who are new to such things, a "carnival" is a showcase of posts from a wide range of blogs. The carnival "host" also offers a brief description or excerpt from each submitted entry, along with a link which readers can follow to read the whole thing if it catches their interest. The Philosophers' Carnival is a project I started up in August of last year, which serves to showcase specifically philosophical posts from around the net, and is held every three weeks. Full details can be found on the carnival homepage. (I encourage you to click through and view some of the past carnivals - there are a lot of interesting posts on offer!)

Anyway, it'd be cool to include a post from this blog in the upcoming carnival. Self-nominations are very much encouraged - just fill out the online submission form with the details of your post. We're allowed one submission per author, so there's no restriction on how many of us may submit posts to the carnival. If you haven't written a post yet, but would like to write one for the carnival, you've got until the end of the week to do so!