You can read GFPJ 45:1 now at Please share widely!!.@NSSRNews.@TheNewSchool.@TNSLibraries.@TNSFaculty.@philosophy2day_.@Epoche_Magazine.@SPEPorg.

Issue 45:1 also includes a review by Nicola Ramazzotto of Bethany Henning’s book “Dewey and the Aesthetic Unconscious: The Vital Depths of Experience” (Lexington Books, 2022). @BloomsburyPhilo

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Essays were solicited from contributors to a conference at Fordham University in Bernstein’s honor, including Judith Green, Vincent Colapietro, Brendan Hogan, C.W. James Lee, and Tibor Solymosi.

This week we are pleased to share our two latest journal issues! The first, GFPJ 45:1 (2024), celebrates the work of the late Richard Bernstein, preceded by an opening reflection by his student and colleague Nancy Fraser.

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You can read GFPJ 44:1-2 now at Please share widely!!.@NSSRNews.@TheNewSchool.@TNSLibraries.@TNSFaculty.@philosophy2day_.@Epoche_Magazine.@SPEPorg.

Along with a detailed review essay by Cinzia Arruzza on the late Sarah Broadie’s monograph “Plato’s Sun-Like Good: Dialectic in the Republic” (@CambridgeUP, 2021).

Reviews of Charles Bambach’s “Of an Alien Homecoming” (@SUNYPress), by Abigail Iturra; Sally Sedgwick’s “Time and History in Hegelian Thought and Spirit” (@OxUniPress), by Ahilleas Rokni; and Christopher Yeomans’s “The Politics of German Idealism (@OxUniPress), by Georg Spoo…

… Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl, Susanne Lettow, Vittorio Hösle, Luigi Filieri, Katherine Withy, and Anne-Lise Rey.

Big news! GFPJ 44:1-2, the last of our pandemic backlog, is available now. This double issue features essays by Stefan Bird-Pollan, Selin Islekel, Jason Read, Irene McMullin, Dimitris Vardoulakis…

For Lior Levy, women’s memory is a philosophical question. How do women remember, and how are they remembered? And what did Hegel miss?. Read more:.

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Those and some other great articles are all in GFPJ 43:2, "Forgetting and Memory," a special issue edited by Krishna Boddapati. You can read the whole at Have a great weekend, and stay tuned for more next week!

In “The Need, the Duty” (GFPJ 43:2), Alphonso Lingis observes that we remember more than facts--we also remember promises. But do they, like facts, require us to forget?. Read the essay:.

Can Marcel Proust help us in a world of smartphones? Yes, says Katherine Elkins, if we learn to see “spots of time” in the flow of information. Read more in GFPJ 43:2:. @katelelkins

Allison Merrick argues that forgetting is not a simple given, but a “socially formed and informed way of making sense.” What stands in its way?. Read more in GFPJ 43:2. @MerrickAllison

Welcome back from the summer vacation! We have some exciting new material to share, but first, a couple articles from 43:2 that you may have missed….

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