Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to announce that Issue 4.1/2 of the Journal of Continental Philosophy is out now. This special double issue, edited by Emeritus Professor Peter Hutchings, focuses on war and philosophy—a theme that has tragically occupied much of the news in recent months. Table of Contents: 1. Editor’s Introduction: War and Philosophy - Peter J. Hutchings 2. Time and Catastrophe: A Conversation with Jean-Pierre Dupuy - Jean Pierre Dupuy & Chris Fleming 3. Greek Civil War: Stasis - Nicole Loraux with Jean Andrea, Etienne Balibar, Elian de Latour, Michel Dobry, Alain Guillerm, Alain Joxe, Denis Peschansky, Emmanuel Terray. Translated by Alex Ling 4. Philosophy and the War - Fritz Mauthner. Translated and Introduced by Thomas Hainscho 5. Woman Life Freedom: Iran’s Unfinished Feminist Revolution - Debra Bergoffen 6. Hegel on Death and War - Gary Browning 7. The Scandal of the Body Politic: Frederick Douglass’s Enactment of a Polemical Ethics - Gregory Fried 8. “All Other Time is PEACE”: Philosophy War and the Problem of Peace - Nick Mansfield Link to Special Issue: https://www.pdcnet.org/collection-anonymous/browse?fp=jcp&fq=jcp/Volume/8996%7C4/8999%7CIssue:%201%252F2 If you or your institution are not subscribed to the JCP, please see the following link for more information: https://www.pdcnet.org/jcp Kind Regards, Daniel Carey On behalf of The Editorial Collective Journal of Continental Philosophy
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