In his first monograph to date, Devin Singh presents his readers with a thought-provoking
close reading of the deep homology between the concept of oikonomia as it developed in …

With his most recent book, Die Möglichkeit der Normen (The Possibility of Norms), legal
philosopher Christoph Möllers (Humbolt Universität Berlin) puts forward a surprisingly novel and …

Alex Holznienkemper is Lecturer of German at Baylor University. In addition to his research
examining the post-secular debate surrounding Habermas and Taylor and novels portraying …

As the March for Science in Washington DC on 22 April gathers momentum, we argue that it
should be followed by ongoing scientific outreach to rural US communities. This would …

In Phenomenal Blackness: Black Power, Philosophy, and Theory, Mark Christian Thompson
guides readers through a genealogical account of Black Power thought of the late 1960s, …

In his newest book, Joseph Vogl continues his critical investigation of assumptions about
the market in modern Western capitalism. Der Souveränitatseffekt extends on Das Gespenst …

In Kunst als menschliche Praxis, Georg Bertram (Freie Universität Berlin) seeks no less than
to provide a corrective of conventional views of art as autonomous. In critiquing the …

‘Provided that no one asks me, I know. If I want to explain it to an inquirer, I do not know.’1
What Augustine says about the phenomenon of time in his Confessions is also valid about the …

Vittorio Hösle’s most recent book is nothing if not bold. With a title that places the work in line
with Kant’s three critiques, Hösle (University of Notre Dame) in no way shies away from the …

Die Anliegen des Buchs waren dreierlei. Das erste Anliegen ergab sich aus der Einsicht,
dass wir eine stark zersplitterte Forschung haben, die zwar über Normen im Allgemeinen …