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Cultivating Trees: Lewis Carroll’s Method of Solving (and Creating) Multi-literal Branching Sorites Problems by Beisecker, Dave

“…Lewis Carroll has been credited for developing a “Method of Trees” for solving multi-literal sorites problems, which anticipates several aspects of…”
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Editorial for Topical Issue “Happiness in Contemporary Continental Philosophy” by de Boer, Ype

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Individuals, Existence, and Existential Commitment in Visual Reasoning by Lemanski, Jens

“…This article examines the evolution of the concept of existence in modern visual representation and reasoning, highlighting important milestones. In the late…”
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Raging Ennui: On Boredom, History, and the Collapse of Liberal Time by Dikovich, Albert

“…This article aims to outline a theory of political boredom based on the concept of the . According to this concept, modern politics is characterized by the…”
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Critique of Reification of Art and Creativity in the Digital Age: A Lukácsian Approach to AI and NFT Art by Poposki, Zoran

“…This article critically examines the emergent phenomena of AI-generated and NFT art through the lens of Georg Lukács’ theory of reification and its existential…”
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Enriching Flaws of Scent عطر עטרה A Guava Scent Collection by Hoffman, Thalia Katrin

“…This essay is written around the art-action from an artist’s point of view. It connects the decision-making process and manifestations of the scent collection…”
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Rethinking Organismic Unity: Object-Oriented Ontology and the Human Microbiome by Young, Niki, Lanfranco, Sandro

“…In recent years, a vast array of thinkers have been invested in challenging the long-standing binary division between the human and nonhuman. The notion of the…”
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Thinking from the Home: Emanuele Coccia on Domesticity and Happiness by Edwards, Evan

“…This article traces the idea of domesticity through the work of Emanuele Coccia to explain his conception of happiness. Coccia argues that it is only by taking…”
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The Possibility of Object-Oriented Film Philosophy by Bolšakovas, Edgaras

“…The debate surrounding the definition and specificity of cinema continues in contemporary film philosophy and theory. This article challenges the traditional…”
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Arvydas Šliogeris’ Perspective on Place: Shaping the Cosmopolis for a Sustainable Presence by Daknys, Mantas, Kardelis, Naglis

“…This article explores the Lithuanian philosophical conception of philotopy by Arvydas Šliogeris, which, emphasizing the significance of place and experience,…”
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Meillassoux and Heidegger – How to Deal with Things-in-Themselves? by Leidlmair, Karl

“…In his critique of post-Kantian philosophy, Meillassoux expresses considerable doubts as to how it is capable of describing a world independent of man. He…”
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Introduction to the Special Issue “Lukács and the Critical Legacy of Classical German Philosophy” by Dannemann, Rüdiger, Schäfer, Gregor

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Zaniness, Idleness and the Fall of Late Neoliberalism’s Art by Ronel, Yoav

“…The article conceptualizes Agamben’s inoperativity from a historicized perspective, discussing how inoperative or “falling” works of art can reveal the limits…”
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Ambient Temporalities: Rethinking Object-Oriented Time through Kant, Husserl, and Heidegger by Stephenson, Jamie

“…Immanuel Kant is often conveyed as a Platonic or Newtonian thinker of the temporal, expressing time as an absolute and continuous repository wherein all…”
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Retroactivity in Science: Latour, Žižek, Kuhn by Harman, Graham

“…This article discusses three recent philosophers who speak in different ways about the retroactive construction of reality by human knowledge. Bruno Latour…”
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Relational or Object-Oriented? A Dialogue between Two Contemporary Ontologies by Sandru, Adrian Razvan

“…Graham Harman’s Object-Oriented Ontology (OOO) emphasizes the autonomy of objects, positing a withdrawn surplus of being that resists reduction to its parts or…”
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On the “How” and the “Why”: Nietzsche on Happiness and the Meaningful Life by Faustino, Marta

“…Nietzsche is commonly interpreted as strongly rejecting and even despising any possible conception (or pursuit) of happiness. And yet, one of the most…”
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Knowing Holbein’s Objects: An Object-Oriented-Ontology Analysis of The Ambassadors by Poposki, Zoran

“…This article investigates the tenet of Object-Oriented Ontology (OOO) that art, like philosophy, is a form of cognition different from literal knowledge by…”
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From the Visual to the Auditory in Heidegger’s Being and Time and Augustine’s Confessions by Fuyarchuk, Andrew

“…Studies about the influence of sound and ambient environments on understanding and the affects, prior to intentional acts of consciousness, are employed to…”
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Calling and Responding: An Ethical-Existential Framework for Conceptualising Interactions “in-between” Self and Other by Jons, Lotta

“…In this article, the methodological meaning of listening will be explored as an ethical-existential heeding. Grounded in an understanding of listening as a…”
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