With everyone busy and only two weeks before elections, it seems like a good time for another one of those ever-so-fashionable link lists:

• Massimo Pigliucci lectures secularists on Stoicism.

• Over at Siris, Brandon writes about Schiller on Gracefulness.

• Over at The Electric Agora, E. John Winner discusses Hegel's Logical Consciousness.

• For the fellow who asked about ancient philosophy blogs.

• An old but interesting article on Lewis and parsimony by Ross Cameron.

• Kenny Pearce announces the start of the Prosblogion Virtual Colloquium. (You can find the first two papers here and here.)

• Is the God of the Bible the God of the Philosophers? Eleonore Stump thinks so.

• Bill Vallicella has been writing important stuff about transcendence and the discursive framework here, here, here, here, here, and here. Check it out.

• Three posts on the philosophy of booze from the archives of Edward Feser: The Metaphysics of the Martini[/url], [url=http://edwardfeser.blogspot.ca/2010/04/metaphysics-of-martini-revisited.html]The Metaphysics of the Martini Revisited[/url], and [url=http://edwardfeser.blogspot.ca/2011/12/phenomenology-of-spirits.html]The phenomenology of spirits. (To help Americans through the coming weeks.)

• Closing Time, by Tom Waits.