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A Social History of Analytic Philosophy -- forthcoming with Verso, May 2025 Karl Marx and the Actualization of Philosophy -- forthcoming with Cambridge University Press, May 2025
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Saying it again: Marx's materialism is not another philosophical theory

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Sudan conflict: USAID cut hits people 'screaming from hunger'

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Know any emerging French translators? Two Lines Press has partnered with Peirene Press in the UK to award the Stevns Translation Prize. Check out the details here (which includes a retreat in the French Pyrenees mountains!). Tell all your Francophone friends www.stevnstranslationprize.com/2025-prize

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‘Eurocentrism’ has, of late, started to sound different

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Russell and Moore, or Cambridge Analytica

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this will be the first in a series of public talks on this topic that I will give in Europe and the US in 2025

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Sarah Richmond's translation of Sartre's Being and Nothingness probably comes as close to perfection as any English translation of a philosophical text ever has

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Sartre did not lack for literary flair

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lol Sartre translates 'Aufhebung' as 'dépassement'

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'His truth is as follows' wtf

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Heaven help us

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Gramsci’s first sentence here, heard in our time, is bound to seem extremely demanding but it’s also, I think, highly apt

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This looks well worth a read.

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Keep a look out for this firebrand of a history 👇 *A Social History of Analytic Philosophy*, by @schuringa.bsky.social "How do you tell a scribe from a prophet . . .? The prophets love the people they chastise.” Marylinne Robinson #philsky

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Peter Dews commemorating Dieter Henrich in the Hegel Bulletin (open access) www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

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Can't wait to get my hands on this book!

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Opening next week: the first solo exhibition of paintings by Hélène de Beauvoir in London. Her work was first exhibited in Paris in 1936 in the Galerie Jacques Bonjean—a gallery cofounded by Christian Dior in his first career as an art dealer. artplugged.co.uk/helene-de-be...

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Esto también habrá que leerlo.

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A Social History of Analytic Philosophy can now be pre-ordered direct from @versobooks.bsky.social www.versobooks.com/en-gb/produc...

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🚨ACADEMIC MARXISTS OF THE WORLD UNITE AND SAFE THE DATE!🚨 Our 10th(!) International Marxist Conference will be held at this beautiful campus at Aarhus University the 10th-11th of October 2025. We are once again hoping to see ALL the Marxist researchers and your 💥presentations in #DenMarx this year😍

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Glad to see the proofs of Karl Marx and the Actualization of Philosophy

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Great, you’ve read the secondary literature. But have you considered the tertiary literature?

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I'm surprised that the word 'philosophile' isn't more used

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Glad to see the proofs of Karl Marx and the Actualization of Philosophy

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‘Verifying you are human. This may take a few years.’

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Amid all the – entirely justified – prognostications of doom about higher education, it seems plausible to say that in an increasingly psychologically literate society, one should expect the overall quality of teaching itself to go up. And this seems to be happening

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