New Work in Philosophy
Marcus Arvan, Barry MaguireDisseminating and discussing new work in philosophy
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By Matthew Kinakin
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"Justifying Futile Climate Resistance" by Ten-Herng Lai (University of Stirling) & Edmund Tweedy Flanigan (LMU Munich)
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This is a co-authored paper, but I’m just going to write from my first-person point of view about my feelings about “Justifying Futile Climate Resistance.”
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"Truth and Social Reality: A Metaphysical Inquiry" - Aaron M. Griffith (William & Mary)
By Aaron M. Griffith
Debates about social categories like gender, race, class, and disability have never been more heated.
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By Lucas Miotto and Himani Bhakuni
When shadow-library giant Library Genesis temporarily went offline in August 2024, it triggered an immediate panic across online discussion groups. Amid the flurry of “Is it really down?” and “Are there a...
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