This post has various advice about publishing as a graduate student. Some might consider this common knowledge but I suspect it is worth reading anyway. For example, it can't hurt to be reminded that "Rejections are a natural part of the process. Anybody who submits nontrivial work to philosophy journals gets rejections."

Leiter links to the 10 best papers in philosophy as decided by Philosopher's Annual. Hopefully people will follow this link to the papers, read them, and then post those papers of interest to sympoze!

Nice discussion about intuitions in philosophy that jumps off from Cummins seminal article. I especially like the argument at the beginning for the conclusion that intuition isn't reliable.

If the comments get going on this, could be useful for those on the market.

Brooks on journal rankings from Australia. Hat tip Leiter.

The Australasian Association of Philosophy has released a set of journal rankings. [HT: Brian Weatherson] - Download the workbook here. It's pretty interesting.

[HT: Brian Leiter] - Like Brian I haven't watched this yet, but also like Brian knowing of both philosophers - I expect it will be good.

Photographs of a Philosophical Jig-Saw Puzzle

Kripke's talk on the first person has been posted to Hesperus/Phosphorus.

Tim Williamson discusses vagueness at Philosophy Bites.