• Why ask “why talk”?

• Overcoming ‘nature vs nurture’

• PhD Workshop: What’s the point of social ontology?

• Theorizing Roles and Collective Intentionality: Contemporary Perspectives

• PhD Workshop: What’s the point of social ontology?

• The Centre for Social Ontology

• The opposite of everythingism

• The Sociology of Everythingism

• Self-awareness and reflexive technologies

• PhD Workshop: What’s the point of social ontology?

• Can we visually represent theory?

• A glossary of critical realist terminology

• In defence of ontology

• What is progress in social theory?

• Foucauldian analysis and the mystification of elites

• The Public Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu (part 2)

• Bourdieu meets Marx, Gramsci, Fanon, Freire, Beauvoir and Mills (in Burawoy’s imagination)

• The Public Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu (part 1)

• PhD Workshop: What’s the Point of Ontology?

• Stuart Hall BSA Conf Event 24 April

• The Phenomenology of Reading and the Rhetoric of Theorists

• Reframing the ‘self’: personal identity, social identity, self-concept and self-presentation

• Stuart Hall BSA Conf Event 24 April

• Jack Kerouac on Resonance and Subjectivity

• Situated Actions and Vocabularies of Motive

• Social Theory and Intellectual Translation

• Identity, experience and meta-categories in social theory

• The Causal Power of Ideas

• Lots of free stuff from the Journal of Critical Realism

• Call for papers – Moments of rupture: Event and negativity in modern thought

• Groups: Challenges for Contemporary Political Philosophy

• Only Lovers Left Alive, or what is it like to be a meta-reflexive vampire?

• God in the Quad

• The Epistemology of Civilizational Collapse

• Max Weber, Markets and Economic Sociology – May 7th by @nicksig1971 @sociowarwick

• Sociology and Attentiveness

• The Ontology of Human Relations and Biographical Entanglement (CC @TGJBrock)

• Some thoughts on Foucault and Foucauldians I’m cutting from my thesis

• Poetry and resonance

• The intellectual sclerosis of ageing philosophers

• The Paradox of Civility, or, “why is this place filled with such rude assholes?”

• The ontology of books

• Nietzsche, Consciousness and Virtue Ethics

• Some thoughts on the sociology of animals

• The Sociology of Intellectual Faddishness and the Cybernetic Culture Research Unit

• Becoming Who We Are: theorising personal morphogenesis in a changing world

• Inside Llewyn Davis, or what is it like to be a fractured reflexive?

• Crisis and personal morphogenesis

• The empiricist army out to rescue ‘proper evidence-based science’ from the theorists

• “No of course the roof won’t cave in”: ontological security and reflexive poise

• Representing Interiority in Film and TV

• CfP – Troubling Narratives: Identity Matters

• CfP: Sociologies of Everyday Life

• Social Theory and Health: Celebrating the work of @GrahamScambler (March 5th 2014)

• Call for Papers: Power in a World of Becoming, Entanglement & Attachment

• Stability and Change in Early Emerging Adulthood, Or, why my PhD would be much easier to explain if I was a psychologist

• Lots of videos on ’emerging adulthood’

• The Internal Conversations of Cats and Dogs

• CFP: London Conference in Critical Thought 2014; London, UK; 27-28 June 2014

• Individual biography and the spatial distribution of variety (or, what the sociological imagination looks like to a critical realist)

• Baffling theoretical diagrams that would benefit immensely from being made interactive

• Chris Smith on Religion & Human Personhood

• Julian Assange in conversation with Slavoj Zizek

• This is what my PhD is about — “What should I do with my 20s?”

• Against ‘norm circles’

• Working Paper: Realism, Biography and (a)Sexuality

• Wolfgang Hofkirchner: Facing Complexity – General System Theory

• Tony Lawson – Really Reorienting Modern Economics

• Margaret Archer – We are what we love: love and identity

• Are some disciplines more sociable than others? (CC @CreatingPublics)

• Is speculative realism just critical realism without the sociology of (social) science?

• Rorty, Realism and the Idea of Freedom

• CfP: Diffusion of Ideas

• IACR Annual Conference 2014

• The pseudo-problem of incommensurability

• Roy Bhaskar on the Fetishisation of Facts

• Cultural Difference and Social Solidarity Network

• ‘It’s not immaterial’ – Materiality at work

• First “Critsex in the Midlands” event – 14 February 2014 – “Rethinking Foucault”

• Videogames and human excellence

• Noam Chomsky on The Purpose of Education

• Towards a realist sociology of everyday life

• The Messiness of Intellectual Biography

• Heidegger on Thinking 1.4

• CfP: Troubling Narratives: Identity Matters

• CfP: Sociologies of Everyday Life

• Gender, Reflexivity and Friendship

• Unification and Fragmentation

• Fragmentation in Sociology

• The Sociology of Awkwardness

• Heidegger on Thinking 1.3

• BSA Early Career Theorists Symposium – Call for Abstracts

• Heidegger on Thinking 1.2

• Heidegger on Thinking 1.1

• The Self-Talk of Intellectuals

• What is ‘new’ about the new sociology of ideas?

• Realism, Reflexivity, Conflation, and Individualism

• The sociology of the quiet zone: norms and public transport

• Notes for a Sociology of Thinking 1.1

• Cognitive Micro-Foundations for Theories of Social Change