When Things Get Personal makes the Oldster Bookshelf.
Read MoreNew review posted at Motherhood Moment!
Read MoreLeon Garber and Alen Ulman interview Mark about When Things Get Personal, getting into detail about the therapeutic value of the signal/noise distinction in coping with OCD and addiction, among many other topics. Check it out!
Read MoreMark joins Spencer Case for a deep dive into the issues in and around When Things Get Personal.
Read MoreAfter a few weeks of posting on Substack, we’ve passed 2500 unique visitors.
Read MoreMark will soon be taking up regular blogging duties for Psychology Today.
Read MoreNew and upcoming interviews or coverage of When Things Get Personal - a rundown.
Read MoreCome celebrate the publication of When Things Get Personal with us at Flintridge Bookstore!
Read MoreMark and David Rutledge discuss signal and noise on The Philosopher’s Zone on Australian radio.
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Read MoreExpect it on bookshelves in a little over a year.
Read More“What emerges is a compelling guide to how we can minimize, and sometimes even resolve, interpersonal conflict.”
Read More“A fascinating take…a key innovation.”
Read More“To bring so much of human conflict under such a simple principle is a great achievement.”
Read MoreI’m a philosopher who tries to see the best in others - but I know there are limits
Read MoreImmortality isn’t all it’s cracked up to be - especially when you think through the consequences for social inequality.
Read MoreSometimes when making really big life decisions, it can help to think about what you might regret. But why?
Read MoreMark speaks with Robert Talisse about some of the main themes in Reasons First.
Read MoreMark is interviewed for a new episode of the philosophy podcast Hi-Phi Nation.
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