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New post in the series “Family as Topic, Root and Model in the West: An Ephemeral Resource for Comparative Philosophy.”     Preface Early Cosmology and Religion Athens and the Polis Plato Aristotle (forthcoming) Roman Stoicism Early Christianity Chrysostom, Augustine, and the Holiness of Matrimony St. Anselm, St. Bernard, St. Thomas, St. Julian […]

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The latest issue of Asian Philosophy has been published. Please see here and below for the Table of Contents. Research Articles A feminist philosophical analysis of gender in the Prakṛti-Puruṣa dichotomy: A close reading of the Sāṅkhya Kārikā Sarnali Chatterjee Reflective equanimity and Tian 天 in the philosophy of Confucius: Insights from the Dialogues of […]

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The latest article in our series on the philosophy of Confucius drawing from the Dialogues of Confucius is now out! Reflective equanimity and Tian 天 in the philosophy of Confucius: Insights from the Dialogues of Confucius If you have trouble accessing the full article, just let me know, and I’ll be happy to send you […]

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Online Workshop: Generalisation and De-reification: Cross-Cultural History of Philosophy in East Asia and Beyond The British Society for the History of Philosophy (BSHP) will hold an online workshop, “Generalisation and De-reification: Cross-Cultural History of Philosophy in East Asia and Beyond,” on 20 November 2026, 09:00 UK (GMT) / 17:00 China (CST) / 20:00 Sydney (AEDT). […]

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The ancient Mohists are often said to be the world’s first consequentialists — the first on record to propose that we should consistently live by an ethical standard that asks us to bring about as much good as possible for the world. In this episode, we put Mohist consequentialism under a microscope. On the Mohist […]

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