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Giovanni Molteni Tagliabue (Italy) Rationalized and Extended Democracy – The REDemo Project. Foreword by Gilberto Corbellini. Firenze University Press 2023.…
Porphyry of Tyre on Theology and Theurgy (Harvard University Press & Center for the Study of World Religions, 2026) Permanently…
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Saul Smilansky PARADOXICAL ETHICS (Oxford University Press, 2026). Available by Open Access. https://academic.oup.com/book/62721?login=false Paradoxical Ethics is a unique book, exploring…
Some background: https://www.theguardian.com/education/2026/may/12/thousands-of-university-of-nottingham-staff-told-they-are-at-risk-of-redundancy Not only does Nottingham University have a good academic reputation, the city of Nottingham has a great…
Jacob Barrett, Ideal and Non- Ideal Theory (Cambridge University Press, 2026) Part of the Elements in Political Philosophy series. Permanently…
MOVING TO FRONT FROM THIS MORNING–ABOUT 650 VOTES OVER THE LAST SIX HOURS, MORE WELCOME!
John Tasioulas (Oxford) posed that query on Twitter, and in his poll offering four choices, Peter Singer won (which sums up the moral triviality of contemporary philosophers in my view). In the comments, readers offered other possible answers. So herewith a version of the poll with more choices (reflecting comments on Professor Tasioulas's tweet), plus the option of picking "none." Have fun!
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