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Three-year post at Monash University – details here.

Originally posted on Persistent Enlightenment:
Last summer I wrote a series of posts on the choices involved in translating Kant’s answer to the question “What is Enlightenment?” into English. Attempting something similar for Moses Mendelssohn’s answer to the same question,…

Originally posted on The Disorder Of Things:
Following earlier interviews with Editors at Ethics & Global Politics and the newly open Cultural Anthropology, we present yet another insight into how to do open access, this time with Professor Kim Weeden…

A good piece by Phil Steinberg on the wider geopolitical issues around the missing Malaysian Airlines plane.

A new review at the Society and Space open site.

There is a fundamental problem with Facebook for pages like Progressive Geographies. Almost 2,000 people have liked the page that is fed directly from the blog. That’s great. Presumably those people want to see the things I post here. And … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Foucault News:
Gouvernementalité et biopolitique : les historiens et Michel Foucault Revue d’histoire moderne et contemporaine, 2013/4-5 (n° 60-4/4 bis). 208 pages. Further info Sommaire Foucault historien ? Michael C. Behrent Penser le XXe siècle avec Michel…

Originally posted on Larval Subjects .:
I’m pleased to announce that Onto-Cartography:  An Ontology of Machines and Media is now available.  Here’s the blurb: Onto-Cartography gives an unapologetic defense of naturalism and materialism, transforming these familiar positions and showing how culture…

Routledge is pleased to offer free access to all Keywords articles from Rethinking Marxism. The Keywords articles highlight theories related to the rich history of Marxism through the subject-led vocabularly. “One of the goals of Rethinking Marxism from the very beginning has been … Continue reading →

Brian Leiter has long run a widely read blog that provides a lot of news information on the discipline of Philosophy. In that it is very useful. But he also uses it as a forum for his own views which … Continue reading →