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Rethinking Kant Volume 2

Edited By: Pablo Muchnik

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This collection takes the pulse of current Kantian scholarship, featuring papers from a new generation alongside established scholars. These essays rethink Kant, tackling controversial themes from moral constructivism to his alleged racism and contemporary influence.

Rethinking Kant Volume 6

Edited By: Edgar Valdez

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This volume reflects a rich tradition of Kantian thought. Essays rethink Kant’s most controversial themes—freedom, morality, transcendental idealism, radical evil, and revolution—and indicate his importance for current philosophical debates.

Rethinking Kant Volume 7

Edited By: Edgar Valdez

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Kant’s enduring questions call for rethinking him in light of contemporary debates. The essays in this volume range from reason’s critique of itself to the role of feeling in moral judgment, highlighting his significance for the ever-broadening landscape of philosophy today.

Rethinking Philosophers’ Responsibility

By: Lydia Amir

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Calling on philosophers as the custodians of rationality to reconsider their responsibility toward their communities and the state of civilization at large, Amir considers philosophy to be a practical discipline.

Rethinking Thomas Jefferson’s Writings on Slavery and Race

“[God’s] Justice Cannot Sleep Forever”

By: M. Andrew Holowchak

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For decades, Jeffersonian scholarship has uncritically depicted a less-than-human Jefferson: an inveterate hypocrite and racist. This book offers a provocative challenge to these stale revisionist claims, appealing to all who believe it is time to gain fresh insights.

Retrogressive Modernity and the Effects of Coloniality in the Former Yugoslavia

By: Šefik Tatlić

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This book critiques the regressive and colonial character of global capitalism. It argues that coloniality permeates the contemporary architecture of power, and that commitment to a Eurocentric notion of “progress” leads to the next iteration of the capitalist/colonial order.

Returning to the Long Revolution

The Crisis of Recognition

By: Stewart Ranson

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The key to motivating change lies in a radical re-imagining of democratic citizenship. We must reconfigure ourselves from being passive consumers to active citizens, empowered to participate in and take responsibility for remaking the communities in which we live and work.

Reverence for Life Revisited

Albert Schweitzer's Relevance Today

Edited By: David A. Valone

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This book's essays re-examine Albert Schweitzer's life and his "Reverence for Life" philosophy, assessing its relevance for the twenty-first century. Featuring diverse perspectives, including from Jane Goodall, they explore applications to today's global issues.

This book’s essays re-examine Albert Schweitzer’s life and his “Reverence for Life” philosophy, assessing its relevance for the twenty-first century. Featuring diverse perspectives, including from Jane Goodall, they explore applications to today’s global issues.