New Issue of Journal of World Philosophies

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Journal of World Philosophies new issue — table of contents below.

Published: 2022-07-18

Articles

Derrida’s Jewish Question

Rajesh Sampath

1–12

Ill Will: Or, Mental Illness and Resistant Subjectivity in Ahmed and Lugones

Katie Howard, Cash Kelly

13–28

A Dialogue on the Good and Evil Bivalence in the Study of Ethics: On François Flahault and Nishida Kitarō

Dennis Stromback

29–42

Post-Anthropocentric Implications of “World-Expression” in Nishida’s “Life”

Dean Anthony Brink

43–60

Skill-In-Means, Fusion Philosophy, and the Requirements of Cosmopolitanism

Antoine Panaïoti

61–80

Ka Hulikanaka a me Ka Hoʻokūʻonoʻono: Davida Malo and Richard Armstrong on Being Human and Living Well

Michael David Kaulana Ing

81–100

Symposium

Why Give Up the Unknown? And How?

Carl Mika, Carwyn Jones, W. Julian Korab-Karpowicz, Ocean Ripeka Mercier, Helen Verran

101–144

Autobiographical Essays

How I Became a Trans Philosopher

Talia Mae Bettcher

145–156

Out of the Box

Mary Tiles

157–164

Book Reviews

A Review on Exploring the Heart Sutra

Hsiao-Lan Hu

165–169

Some Comments on Ada Agada’s Philosophy of Consolation

Emmanuel Ofuasia

170–173

Pyrrhonian Buddhism as a Unique Synthesis of Indian and Greek Philosophy

Katarína Rajtíková

174–178

Celebrating the Diachronic Storytelling Traditions Within Anishinaabe Life and Letters

Cheryl Suzack

178–181

Remembrances

Dear Jorge: A Letter to My Mentor

Stephanie Rivera Berruz

183–186

bell hooks, Black Feminist Thought, and Black Buddhism: A Tribute

Carolyn M. Jones Medine

187–196

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