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A review of my book ‘Contingent Computation’ has been published in the latest issue of Philosophy in Review (@PirReview) 📚
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The Complete Works of Friedrich #Nietzsche Vol. 9 is out today! In this volume: The Case of Wagner, Twilight of the Idols, The Antichrist , Ecce Homo, Dionysus Dithyrambs, Nietzsche Contra Wagner.
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What is nonviolence? What can it achieve? These are the Q's political philosopher & activist Ramin Jahanbegloo tackles in his journey through the influential political players of the 20th-century.
Nonviolent Resistance as a Philosophy of Life, OUT NOW: bit.ly/2MriDyD
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New Cambridge Element Comparative Thinking in Biology, by Adrian Currie, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks ow.ly/Oz5050DfJP4 #cambridgeelements
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Feeling disoriented by the election, pandemic and everything else? It's called 'zozobra,' and Mexican philosophers have some advice theconversation.com/feeling-… via @ConversationUS
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At the end of the month we're publishing a collection of Frantz Fanon books: The Political Writings (bit.ly/37eyN78), The Psychiatric Writings (bit.ly/3j6Fx9j) The Plays (bit.ly/3k5EGHj), from 'Alienation and Freedom'. Available to pre-order now.
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In this podcast, Dr. Christopher Ketcham discusses his theories on how studying the flower and honeybee facultative mutualism can help us to gain insight into the emergence of #morality in nature
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Color proofing the prints of the next Nietzsche Nachlass volume (due in October). @eugeniafornacon
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Ethicist Deane-Peter Baker explores the gap between individual morals and the professional military ethic, providing a framework that enables military leaders to address today’s ethical challenges.
Find out more about, Morality and Ethics at War: bit.ly/327xnIu
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New Cambridge Element How to Study Animal Minds, by Kristin Andrews, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at ow.ly/AWUm50AyCi6 #cambridgeelements
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In today's culture of consumerism, are we happy and fulfilled? ARS VITAE, the art of living, sounds a clarion call to take back philosophy as part of our everyday lives in order to create the lives we truly want and need. #philosophy
Available in October: ow.ly/elcU50AiI07
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Are there any philosophy of biology or philosophy of science podcasts that anyone would recommend?
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Read the latest essay from John Altman and @BryanVanNorden, author of Classical Chinese for Everyone and Introduction to Classic Chinese Philosophy, as they argue that Taoist Philosopher Zhuangzi challenged ideas of "normal" and "difference": nytimes.com/2020/07/08/opini…
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They’re not cuddly, they don’t behave at all like us – yet they are sentient. Why fish belong in the moral community aeon.co/essays/fish-are-noth…
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Our ontology of art has undergone a major change in the course of modern history, reflected in our approach to art restoration. But what explains the change? bit.ly/3e5d7K8
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The title support page for Thinking Through Questions is here! Submit comments directly to the authors or your own drawings completed for the exercise on page 74 of the book! Select drawings will be posted on the Thinking Through Questions website: ow.ly/sL5a50Abg6T
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Anyone looking to teach a course on microaggressions in the Fall? Here's the perfect thing, available in October. Big thanks @rinireg for that chat five years ago over coffee in a damp NYC and for writing such a terrific and engaging book. @Routledge_Phil routledge.com/The-Ethics-of-…
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Are you a good person? Would a philosopher think so?
Take our quiz - inspired by Gary Cox's new book, How to Be Good - to find out! @garycox01
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Our Radical Thinkers series publishes beautifully designed important works of theory and philosophy. For Verso's 50th anniversary, we have reissued five classic RT titles with brand new covers. See below for the full set and new designs!
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