Did Philosophers Have to Become Fixated on Truth

Blueprint · French Literature and Criticism · Historical and Scientific Studies · Philosophical and Theoretical Analysis

• Manifesto for Living in the Anthropocene

  Deborah Rose, J K Gibson-Graham et al.•Manifesto for Living in the…•2015

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• Ancient Greece, early China

  Open Access•Jeremy Tanner•The Journal of Hellenic Studies•2009

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• Daimons in and of the Anthropocene

  Open Access•T Kyriakides•Social Analysis•2024

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• Teaching Queer‐Inclusive English Language Arts

  Open Access•Mollie V Blackburn, JF Buckley•Journal of Adolescent & Adult…•2005

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• Beyond Modernity and Tradition

  Freya Mathews•Ethics & the Environment•2006

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• Process Sub-politics

  Michael Carolan, Michael S Carolan•Ethics Place & Environment•2009

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• Self, Not-Self, Not Not-Self But Not Self, or The Knotty Paradoxes of ‘Autoimmunity’

  Ed Cohen, Edward Cohen•Parallax•2017

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• The Dao of Civilization

  Yue Zhou Lin

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• The Stickiness of Knowing

  John Law, Wen-Yuan Lin•East Asian Science Technology and…•2017

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• Cosmopolitanism and Global Ethics

  Open Access•Zhang Longxi, Longxi Zhang•Diogenes•2017

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• Live Thinking, or the Psychagogy of Michel Foucault

  Ed Cohen, Edward Cohen•differences•2014

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• Sometimes Sex Is Just a Pain in the Ass; Or, the Paradox of Sexual Politics

  Ed Cohen, Edward Cohen•Social Text•2017

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• Getting Our Ontology Right

  Open Access•W Matthews•Theory Culture & Society•2023

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