Studies in Social Justice, an open-access journal, is now accepting submissions for their special issue on psychiatric knowledge. The deadline is March 6, 2015.
All posts by Eugene Wolters
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Existential Cooking with Simone de Beauvoir [Comic]
The muffins are a lie.
5 Books That Came Out This Month, January 2015
Guattari, Bookchin and more.
The Banality of Evil, Explained with Video Games
This week’s 8-Bit Philosophy takes Hannah Arendt’s writing in “Eichmann and Jerusalem,” where the theorist discusses the war crime trials against Adolf Eichmann.
Free Read: Revolution and the Return of Metaphysics
An excerpt from “Gilles Deleuze and Metaphysics,” published last month by Lexington Books.
Martin Heidegger Society Chair Steps Down After Reading the Black Notebooks
Last year, Heidegger’s “Black Notebooks” were released in Germany and caused a stir both in Germany and abroad after passages came to light containing strong anti-Semitic language.
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The Philosophy Return Counter [Comic]
The one where you accidentally bought the decorative edition of GWF Hegel.
Submit Your Papers! Collapsing Constellations: Remapping Art, Science and the Planetary
You’ve got until January 30!
Shit That Happened in 2014, A Year in Review
As people begin their attempts to keep ill-fated resolutions and post annoying photographs on Instgram hashtagged #newyearnewme, it’s also time to review the terrible ramifications of your bad decisions in 2014.
The Best Critical Theory Books of 2014, According to You
Over the last few weeks, over 2,000 votes were cast for the best critical theory book of 2014. Here are the top 5 books of 2014, chosen by you.