Myisha Cherry has entitled her recent book Failures of Forgiveness: What We Get Wrong and How to Do Better. The occasion for forgiveness is some form of wrongdoing, whether grand...
2023 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Vine Deloria Jr.’s God is Red: A Native View of Religion, which has recently been published in a fiftieth-anniversary edition. In honor of that...
Charles Johnson is likely most well-known as a novelist, having won the National Book Award for The Middle Passage (1990) and later earning a MacArthur fellowship. To many in Philosophy,...
Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò’s Against Decolonisation: Taking African Agency Seriously delivers a clearly-articulated and well-supported defense of its eponymous thesis. It should come as no surprise to longtime readers of Táíwò that...
What—or who—is responsible for the state of the planet? The “or who” suggests a distinction between two types of responsibility. One we may term “causal responsibility”: when X causes Y,...
Some books are so rich that it is difficult to articulate an entry point for discussion; any choice of a starting point seems to slight the other aspects of the...
Devin Zane Shaw’s Philosophy of Antifascism offers an account of the normative basis for militant or insurrectionary antifascist praxis, concluding with a reflection on the necessity of antifascism turning toward...
Thomas Meagher is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Sam Houston State University. He specializes in Africana philosophy, philosophy of race, phenomenology, political theory, existentialism, and philosophy of science. Meagher earned...
...is coming out next year. Thomas Wartenberg Thomas Wartenberg is Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at Mount Holyoke College. Among his books are Thinking on Screen: Film as Philosophy, Existentialism: A...
