Navigating (Living) Philosophy: From Black Experience to a Philosophy of Freedom
This series invites seasoned philosophers to share critical reflections on emergent and institutionalised shapes of and encounters within philosophy. The series collects experience-based explorations...
Germaine de Staël’s Philosophy and Politics
The canon of the history of philosophy has been repeatedly criticized for its lack of diversity by Eileen O’Neill, Charles Mills, and others. In...
Metabolic & Modal in White Reconstruction
By definition, security means the freedom from danger, fear, and anxiety.
—Safiya Bukhari, The War Before
Stephen closed his eyes to hear...
Revealing Jim Crow’s Legal Executioners
Margaret A. Burnham’s poignant, innovative, and meticulously researched book, By Hands Now Known: Jim Crow’s Legal Executioners, brings to the fore an open American...
#WomanLifeFreedom: How Digital Technologies Enable Transnational Solidarity for Iran’s Feminist Uprising
#WomanLifeFreedom: How Digital Technologies Enable Transnational Solidarity for Iran’s Feminist Uprising
An unprecedented feminist uprising in Iran has been ongoing since September 16th, 2022. This...
Navigating (Living) Philosophy: Letter to Beginning Philosophy Students
This series invites seasoned philosophers to share critical reflections on emergent and institutionalised shapes of and encounters within philosophy. The series collects experience-based explorations...
A Simple Argument for Why Science Should Be for the Oppressed
Co-Editor’s Note: I composed the following short essay for an asynchronous online summer course in Philosophy of Science. The course is centered around presenting...
The Body Problem and the Climate Crisis
Students of Anglo-European philosophy might be familiar with the “mind-body problem.” The problem originates with early seventeenth-century French philosopher and mathematician René Descartes, who...
Strong Black Nihilism and Existential Maturity: On Devon Johnson
Some books are so rich that it is difficult to articulate an entry point for discussion; any choice of a starting point seems to...
Sugar Babies: When “Feminism” Looks Like Online Misogyny
In 2019, the dating website Seeking.com reported having 365 University of Edinburgh students registered as members. Seeking.com is not just any dating platform. It’s...