In ‘Responding to the Injustice of Climate Change’, explore the crux of the injustice: those at highest risk have contributed the least to the problem.

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Looking for a home for your research? The Monist is seeking submissions for an upcoming special issue on the philosophical significance of the work of Noam Chomsky.
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Discover the profound connection between philosophy and walking with insights from five philosophers. From teaching to reflection, walking can elevate the spirit and connect us with the world around us.

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'The Many and the One’ by Salvatore Florio and Øystein Linnebo brings you the most comprehensive discussion to date of plural logic and its significance for philosophy and linguistics. #OpenAccess

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Joshua Shepherd’s #OpenAccess book, 'The Shape of Agency,' provides an original account of agency, offering theories of control, non-deviance, and more.

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Dive into the concept of climatic anxiety in 'Solastalgia: Climatic Anxiety—An Emotional Geography to Find Our Way Out.' This paper explores how environmental changes generate emotional blockages.

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What is it like to be self-aware? Can we always trust what others say? How does running make you a better person? These questions and more are answered in our upcoming titles.

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Read the free chapter from 'The Oxford Handbook of Population Ethics,' where the complexities of climate policy are explored. The chapter delves into the purpose of adaptation as a response to climate change.

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Explore the debate over individual responsibility for greenhouse gas emissions in 'Climate change, individual emissions and agent-regret.'

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In Dale Jamieson's 'Reason in a Dark Time,' he traces the trajectory of the climate change struggle from its early days to the disillusionment of the 2009 Copenhagen Climate Change Conference.

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Had a great time talking with JP Messina about his fantastic new Oxford Philosophy book PRIVATE CENSORSHIP. Episode of NB Philosophy 📚 coming in May.

Explore the philosophical perspectives on Climate in our latest #PhilosophyInFocus collection. Uncover the diverse range of insights on this critical issue from authors Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò, Jeff Sebo, Darrel Moellendorf, and more.

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Raising the question of the ethicality of the decision to send humans into such a dangerous environment, Konrad Szocik explores this in his blog post: Elon Musk, Mars, and bioethics: is sending astronauts into space ethical?

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. Sabrina Little is a rockstar and I am so fortunate to have her as a colleague at Christopher Newport University. An alum of William & Mary, Yale Divinity School and Baylor University, her book with Oxford Philosophy has been getting great attention online. Very proud of her!