“...For good” expresses a fidelity to philosophy itself in denoting an important fidelity of philosophy.

Caring about—caring for—what’s “good” is indisputably important, of course. No degree of philosophical skepticism annuls one’s desire for a “good life.” Much can be constructively gained from prospecting consequential importance without consequentialism; and cross-cultural value without essentialism.

Philosophical focus on the notion of good leads me into focus on philosphy as such. But presently I’m merely listing occasioned postings, web pages, and projects below.

The first version of this page anticipated a sense of philosophical ethics in terms of teaching which was very brief—probably not useful (e.g., listing themes and influences without discussion). Better would be to let occasioned pieces accumulate here and, as my project evolves through more pieces, expand this preface into a separate introductory page that changes accordingly.