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Prologue This piece is my own reaction to the ideas and arguments in a fascinating volume of transhumanist scholarship and research, Technologies of the Future Self. My point of view is that of a friendly skeptic, and so plenty of...

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I begin by noting that my remarks are primarily motivated by my concern with science education (and, in connection with the topic of the article, with the nature of science) and, more broadly, with the public understanding of science. …...

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I would thank Mark D. West for taking the time to read and review my first book Nietzschean, Feminist, and Embodied Perspectives on the Presocratics: Philosophy as Partnership (henceforth NFEP), and I appreciate several of West’s positive remarks, but I...

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Volume 15, Issue 4, 1–70, April 2026 ❧ Vučković, Aleksandra. 2026. “When Epistemology and Ethics Converge: Reflections on Jarczewski’s ‘Making Sense of Epistemic Authority’.” Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective 15 (4): 1–6. ❧ West, Mark D. 2026. “Usable Antiquity:...

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One of the most distinctive features of Gabriel Contessa’s Science Denial is that its critique of the science‑denial framework reorients where epistemic failure is located. Having shown that the label “science denial” conflates epistemically heterogeneous phenomena—motivated non‑belief, misinformed non‑belief, prudential...

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