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Your Sunday read: "Hannah Arendt and Exile" Anna Argirò explores Arendt's urgent call to rethink human rights, citizenship, and politics beyond borders, inviting us to imagine a political community grounded in shared humanity. #Philosophy thephilosopher1923.substack.com/p/your-sunda...

Your Sunday Read: “Hannah Arendt and Exile” by Anna Argirò

How Arendt’s experiences of exile shaped her reflections on statelessness, belonging, and the limits of the nation-state.

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I am very happy to have contributed the essay "Diversifying the Canon to Recover Humanity’s Past: The Case of Pre-colonial Andean Philosophy" to this issue of The Philosopher. 1/3

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🎉 AUTUMN ISSUE LAUNCH! 🥳 Essays by Elizabeth Chloe Romanis @ecromanis.bsky.social, Laura Cecile Moore @strangeclarity.bsky.social, Grace Theodoly, Jorge Sanchez-Perez @jsanchezperez.bsky.social, Meena Dhanda, and Aanuoluwapo F. Sunday: #Philosophy www.thephilosopher1923.org/product-page...

After Pregnancy by Elizabeth Chloe Romanis "We are all the result of a pregnancy. There has long been speculation about a future, however, in which this is no longer a given."
Shadowy Personages and Logical Lines: A Story of Art and Craft by Laura Cecile Moore "The idea came through art; its realisation required craft. Can creative expression include a work that is at heart explanatory?"
Do We Hold Ideas or Are We Held by Them? by Grace Theodoly "Doubt is harder than belief, costlier, and the first thing to go."
Diversifying the Canon to Recover Humanity's Past: The Case of Pre-colonial Andrean Philosophy by Jorge Sanchez-Perez "I am convinced that humanity's future can benefit from learning from humanity's past."
When 'Humanity Does Not Rise in Protest', What Can Philosophy Do?" by Meena Dhanda "Can doing philosophy dismantle hurdles to articulating dissent? Can it shine a light on the complicities of the privileged?"
ÌKÓRA ÈNI NÍ ÌJANU: Towards a Nature Nurture Environmental Anthropocentrism by Aanuoluwapo F. Sunday "The problem lies not in seeing humanity as central, but in misunderstanding what such centrality should mean."

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Autumn 2026 | The Philosopher

Published: October 2026Pages: 76General Editor: James AndowReviews Editor: rémy-paulin twahirwa​This issue is a collection of philosophical essays and reviews. It does not have a theme. Or at least no...

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TODAY: Mon. Oct. 12 "On Bourgeois Coldness" Henrike Kohpeiß with Fred Moten * event at 2pm ET / 7pm UK - Free or by donation * post-event conversation at 3:15pm ET / 8:15pm UK - Free for supporters, £10.00 general public #Philosophy #BlackStudies thephilosopher1923.substack.com/p/this-week-...

This Week: “On Bourgeois Coldness”, “Post-Event Conversation”, and “Ask the Philosopher” Events

How does bourgeois coldness preserve the colonial status quo?

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Your Sunday read: "Philosophy Born of Struggle" Vincent Lloyd what it means to do philosophy when everything is in decline. He looks at the disposition of the elderly for clues, then oppressed groups. #Philosophy #BlackPhilosophy #ClimateChange thephilosopher1923.substack.com/p/your-sunda...

Your Sunday Read: “Philosophy Born of Struggle” by Vincent Lloyd

What does it mean to do philosophy when facing the end of the world?

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Coming up: Tues. Oct. 13 ~ 1pm ET / 6pm UK "Ask the Philosopher" Ask us anything ... about philosophy! Join panelists Michael Bavidge and Johanna Fisher, chaired by Noemi Magnani. NEW: submit questions in this google form: tinyurl.com/msb35c6u Register: www.tickettailor.com/events/theph...

Question Submission for Ask the Philosopher

Ask the Philosopher is an informal, philosophical chat with members of our Editorial Board. Please submit your philosophical questions to this form, and we will discuss them during the event.

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Your Sunday read: "When 'Humanity Does Not Rise in Protest', What Can Philosophy Do?" Meena Dhanda urges us to embrace the urgency of weaponizing the power of critical thinking. We need philosophy to rouse a sense of justice insistently. #Philosophy thephilosopher1923.substack.com/p/your-sunda...

Your Sunday Read: “When ‘Humanity Does Not Rise in Protest’, What Can Philosophy Do?” by Meena Dhanda

How can we weaponize the power of critical thinking?

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Happy October! Check out what's coming at The Philosopher: Reproductive Injustice and Settler Colonialism On Bourgeois Coldness The Philosopher and the News Resisting Erasure: Palestine, Neutrality, and the Politics of Science All FREE, on Mondays at 2pm ET/ 7pm UK (except 3pm ET on Oct 26)

On Philosophy: Autumn 2026. Events are free via zoom. All events are Monday at 2pm ET / 7pm UK, except Oct. 26th is 3pm ET.

October
5th - Reproductive Injustice and Settler Colonialism ~ Gala Rexer with Andréa Becker
12th - On Bourgeois Coldness ~ Henrike Kohpeiß with Fred Moten
19th The Philosopher and the News ~ Alexis Papazoglou with Special Guest(s)
26th - Resisting Erasure: Palestine, Neutrality, and the Politics of Silence ~ Rafeef Ziadah with Sara Marzagora

See thephilosopher1923.org/events for more information.