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51. Raging Ennui: On Boredom, History, and the Collapse of Liberal TimeOpen Philosophy · 2024
52. Relational or Object-Oriented? A Dialogue between Two Contemporary OntologiesOpen Philosophy · 2024
53. Sonic Epistemologies: Confrontations with the InvisibleOpen Philosophy · 2024
54. Critique of Reification of Art and Creativity in the Digital Age: A Lukácsian Approach to AI and NFT ArtOpen Philosophy · 2024
55. Jeremy Bentham on David Hume: “Having Enter’d into Metaphysics,” but “Having Lost His Way”Open Philosophy · 2023
56. Disassembling Descola: Phenomenological Intersections in Onto-Typological AnthropologyOpen Philosophy · 2023
57. Stanley Cavell on the “Disgusting Child”: Ordinary Aesthetics and the Mental Health Crisis in SchoolsOpen Philosophy · 2023
58. Bourdieu and Working-Class Neighbourhoods: What Place for Ordinary Aesthetics?Open Philosophy · 2023
59. Transitional Domesticity: Collectivisation and Fractionalisation in Peer-to-Peer Digital Citizenry Learning from Socio-Innovations of Chinese-Asian Historical ContextsOpen Philosophy · 2023
60. Anti-Work Architecture: Domestic Labour, Speculative Design, and Automated PlentyOpen Philosophy · 2023
61. Ordinary Situations and Artworld DeclarationsOpen Philosophy · 2023
62. Signifying Nothing: Nihilism, Information, and SignsOpen Philosophy · 2023
63. Domestic Hybrids: Vitruvius’ Xenia, the Surrealist’s Minotaure, and Shrigley’s OctopusOpen Philosophy · 2023
64. Facing Disaster: Ordinary Fictions, Resilience, and the Demand for Recognition in Eastern DR CongoOpen Philosophy · 2023
65. Experiencing Revulsion: Aesthetic Discomfort and Ordinary LifeOpen Philosophy · 2023
66. Ordinary Aesthetics and Ethics in the Haiku Poetry of Matsuo Bashō: A Wittgensteinian PerspectiveOpen Philosophy · 2023
67. The Uncanniness of the Ordinary: Aesthetic Implications of Stanley Cavell’s Rethinking of Das UnheimlicheOpen Philosophy · 2023
68. Qalandariyat: Marginality in the Negative Aesthetics of Sufi PoetryOpen Philosophy · 2023
69. On Truth and Lie in the Object-Oriented SenseOpen Philosophy · 2022
70. Adversarial Democracy and the Flattening of Choice: A Marcusian Analysis of Sen’s Capability Theory’s Reliance Upon Universal Democracy as a Means for Overcoming InequalityOpen Philosophy · 2022
71. Between Old and New Teleology. Kant on Maupertuis’ Principle of Least ActionOpen Philosophy · 2022
72. A Phenomenological Look at the Orgasm GapOpen Philosophy · 2022
73. Fleabag’s Pedagogy of the GimmickOpen Philosophy · 2021
74. Black Earth RisingandQueen Sono: A Critical Decolonial AnalysisOpen Philosophy · 2021
75. The Feelings We Feel: Care and Community in Mister Rogers’ NeighborhoodOpen Philosophy · 2021
76. The Handmaid’s Tale: Reproductive Labour and the Social Embeddedness of MarketsOpen Philosophy · 2021
77. New Screen Economies and Viewing Paradigms: The Ethics of Representation in Delhi CrimeOpen Philosophy · 2021
78. That Raw and Ancient Cold: On Graham Harman’s Recasting of ArchaeologyOpen Philosophy · 2021
79. Towards a Critical Reconstruction of Modern Refugee Subjectivity: Overcoming the Threat–Victim Bipolarity with Judith Butler and Giorgio AgambenOpen Philosophy · 2021
80. Toward Ubimus Philosophical FrameworksOpen Philosophy · 2021
81. Thinking with Susanne Langer: Sonar Entanglements with the Non-humanOpen Philosophy · 2021
82. Earth and World(s): From Heidegger’s Fourfold to Contemporary AnthropologyOpen Philosophy · 2021
83. Notes Toward an Extimate Materialism: A Reply to Graham HarmanOpen Philosophy · 2021
84. Xenological Subjectivity: Rosi Braidotti and Object-Oriented OntologyOpen Philosophy · 2021
85. The Muting of the Other: The Technological Reconfiguration of Our Auditory Experience of OthersOpen Philosophy · 2021
86. Vagueness, Identity, and the Dangers of a General Metaphysics in ArchaeologyOpen Philosophy · 2021
87. Sonic Environments as Systems of Places: A Critical Reading of Husserl’s Thing and SpaceOpen Philosophy · 2021
88. Irony and Sarcasm in Ethical PerspectiveSHILAP Revista de lepidopterología · 2020
89. The Pauli–Jung Conjecture and Its Relatives: A Formally Augmented OutlineOpen Philosophy · 2020
90. The Battle of Objects and Subjects: Concerning Sbriglia and Žižek’sSubject LessonsAnthologyOpen Philosophy · 2020
91. Welcoming Newcomers and Becoming Native to a Place: Arendt’s Polis and the City Beautiful of DetroitOpen Philosophy · 2020
92. Walter Benjamin’s First Philosophy: Towards a Constellational Definition of ExperienceOpen Philosophy · 2020
93. Tractatus, Application and UseOpen Philosophy · 2020
94. Architectural Values, Political Affordances and Selective PermeabilityOpen Philosophy · 2020
95. Moving Bodies as Moving Targets: A Feminist Perspective on Sexual Violence in TransitOpen Philosophy · 2020
96. Two Conceptions of Second NatureOpen Philosophy · 2020
97. Paul and the Plea for Contingency in Contemporary Philosophy: A Philosophical and Anthropological CritiqueOpen Philosophy · 2020
98. From reflex to reflection: Moving from the space of causes to the space of reasons and backOpen Philosophy · 2020
99. The rationality of history and the history of rationality: Menachem Fisch on the analytic idealist predicamentOpen Philosophy · 2020
100. The Twofold Limit of Objects: Problematising Timothy Morton’s Rift in Light of Eugenio Trías’s Notion of LimitOpen Philosophy · 2020