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The State’s Violent Little Tools: Over the Dead Bodies of Whales and/or Fish, Kevin Pijpers
Kristin Asdal opens their recent paper with a claim few would contest: democracy is under siege. What follows from that claim, however, deserves close scrutiny. In this reply, I argue that Asdal’s “Democracy as a Social Epistemology of Grounding” (2026)...

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No Choice But Choose: A Reply to Fairhurst, Youssef Aguisoul
In hinge epistemology, our beliefs ultimately rest on hinges, i.e., what we ordinarily do not call into question, such as “one plus one equals two” and “there is a past.” The standard method of studying hinges consists of analyzing their...

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The Idea of Tradition and Language: Thinking Through Talal Asad, Aboobacker M A
Abstract This essay examines the relationship between tradition and language by thinking through Talal Asad’s concept of discursive tradition. Rather than treating tradition as a static inheritance or an obstacle to critical reasoning, the paper approaches it as a historically...

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How We Build Our World to Build Our Knowledge, Alessandra Tanesini
Reviewing Alessandra Tanesini’s Social Epistemology: Niches of Knowledge and Ignorance is a wonderful experience, because it was quite an enlightening book that brought together many threads in contemporary epistemology to examine how we build our social, cultural, and technological environments...

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Usable Antiquity: On Breidenstein’s Nietzschean, Feminist, and Embodied Perspectives on the Presocratics, Mark D. West
Joseph I. Breidenstein Jr.’s Nietzschean, Feminist, and Embodied Perspectives on the Presocratics arrives with a blurb that performs substantial framing before the argument even begins. It claims priority as “the first sustained scholarly account” of women and goddesses in Presocratic...

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