New Work in Philosophy
Marcus Arvan, Barry MaguireDisseminating and discussing new work in philosophy
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“Verbal disputes, social totality, and trans politics” - Katie Zhou (University of Leeds)
By Katie Zhou
The dispute about whether trans women are women is easily one of the most divisive issues of our political era.
But as I argue in a recent paper, it’s also a really weird sort of dispute.
On the face of it, the dispute seem...
“Trauma, Alienation, and Grasp” - Michaela McSweeney (Boston University)
By Michaela McSweeney
Victims and survivors of trauma often experience dissociation, depersonalization, or derealization, particularly focused on the traumatic experience itself and things that remind them of it. Dissociation causes numbne...
“Philosophy as a Normative Discipline” – Yao Lin (University of Detroit Mercy)
By Yao Lin
Among all the philosophy jokes, this one is my favorite:
- First Law of Philosophy: For every philosopher there is an equal and opposite philosopher.
- Second Law of Philosophy: They are both wrong.
Philosophers disagre...
“Commemoration and Constriction” - Chong-Ming Lim (University of Sheffield)
By Chong-Ming Lim
Political philosophers have recently directed their attention to objectionable public commemorations. These commemorations include statues and monuments that were established to honour people who were responsible for, or...
“Two Versions of Meaning Failure” - Lucas Vollet (independent researcher affiliated with the Federal University of Santa Catarina)
By Lucas Vollet
The paper: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10743-023-09336-6
Lucas’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@volletphd
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