>From: Philosopy in Review <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: PIR Call for reviewers (long)
>Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2003 10:26:12 -0700
>
>May I introduce myself as the new Editor of Philosophy in Review, back for 
>a third turn of duty, although now from a different home base. I would like 
>to thank David Kahane and his colleagues at the University of Alberta (but 
>most especially David) for the hard work they have out in to maintain 
>PIR’s flourishing in the last few years.
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>The change-over has been slow, for a variety of reasons. Plans are underway 
>to move the PIR website from the U of A to OUC, but these are not yet 
>complete. I am therefore issuing my first invitation for reviewers the 
>old-fashioned way. A list of books currently available follows at the end 
>of this message. The assignment to subjects is unlikely to be perfect. In 
>all cases, the title or subtitle is informative as to content, but I can 
>provide more details if necessary (bearing in mind the coming weekend is a 
>holiday in Canada, and I will not be in my office until Tuesday).
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>Please send me your expressions of interest by Wednesday October 15th. 
>Please send messages directly to [log in to unmask] Do not reply to the list. 
>Please feel free to forward this message on to other lists where 
>subscribers might be interested. That includes excerpting appropriate 
>titles for forwarding to specialized lists.
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>The choice will not be strictly `first come, first served’. Those who are 
>not successful this time receive priority in future inviting. We are 
>currently short of reviews for the December 2003 issue. Anyone who can 
>truthfully claim to be able to meet that deadline will receive some 
>priority. If you have reviewed for PIR before, note as much. Otherwise a 
>couple of lines about yourself will be welcome (no CV’s: this is not a 
>job advert).
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>Reviews are assigned to issues in the order the reviews come in. Here are 
>the hoped-for deadlines for the next three issues:
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>Vol. 23 no. 6 December 2003:  November 21st 2003
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>Vol. 24 no. 1 February 2004:  January 1st 2004
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>Vol. 24 no. 2 April 2004:  March 1st 2004
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>March 1st 2004 is the final deadline for the books offered for review in 
>this message. However, we will need 30-odd reviews to be completed by the 
>January 1st deadline, for the February 2004 issue. I hope that a suitable 
>number of folks will be able to commit themselves to that deadline.
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>Thank you for your continued support of PIR, and I look forward to hearing 
>from you.
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>
>Roger A. Shiner
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>Department of Philosophy
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>Okanagan University College
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>3333 College Way
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>Kelowna, B.C.
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>Canada  V1V 1V7
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>Contemporary Philosophy
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>Gil Anidjar, The Jew, The Arab: A History of the Enemy. 1000 words.
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>Julian Baggini, Philosophy: Key Texts. Introductory book. 1000 words
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>Julian Baggini, Philosophy: Key Themes. Introductory book. 1000 words. 
>Offers to review this book with the preceding seriously considered 1800 
>words joint.
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>Baggini and Stangroom, eds., What Philosophers Think. A collection of 
>interviews. 1000 words.
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>Ermanno Bencivenga, Dancing Souls.  500 words
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>Mario Bunge, Philosophical Dictionary. 2nd enlarged edition. 800 words
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>Shoshana Felman, Writing and Madness 
>(Literature/Philosophy/Psychoanalysis). 2nd edn of 1985 publication; 
>supplemented by new preface and two interviews. 800 words
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>Philip Fisher, Wonder, the Rainbow, and the Aesthetics of Rare Experiences. 
>  1000 words
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>Stathis Gourgouris, Does Literature Think? Literature as Theory for an 
>Antimythical Era. 1000 words
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>Jürgen Habermas, The Future of Human Nature. 1000 words
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>Michel Henry, I am the Truth: Toward a Philosophy of Christianity. Trans. 
>Emanuel. 1000 words
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>Meyer and Pels, eds. Magic and Modernity: Interfaces of Revelation and 
>Concealment. 1000 words
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>Elliott Oring, Engaging Humor.  Humour as a form of play. Contains plenty 
>of jokes. 800 words
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>Ramsey and Miller, eds., Experiences Between Philosophy and Communication: 
>Engaging the Philosophical Contributions of Calvin O. Schrag   Includes an 
>interview with Schrag. 800 words
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>Calvin O. Schrag, God as Otherwise Than Being: Toward a Semantics of the 
>Gift. 1000 words. Offers for joint review with Ramsey/Miller considered 
>seriously. 1800 joint.
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>Shlomit C. Schuster, The Philosopher’s Autobiography: A Qualitative 
>Study. 1000 words
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>Twentieth-Century Philosophy
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>Theodor W. Adorno, Can One Live After Auschwitz? A Philosophical Reader. 
>Trans. Tiedemann. 1000 words
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>Louis Althusser, The Humanist Controversy and Other Writings. Previously 
>untranslated into English. 1000 words
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>Lilian Alweiss, The World Unclaimed: A Challenge to Heidegger’s Critique 
>of Husserl. 1000 words
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>Alain Badiou, Saint Paul: The Foundation of Universalism. Translation. 800 
>words
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>Peter Bürger, The Thinking of the Master: Bataille Between Hegel and 
>Surrealism. Trans. Block. 1000 words
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>Card, ed., Cambridge Companion to Simone de Beauvoir. 1500 words
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>Taylor Carman, Heidegger’s Analytic: Intepretation, Discourse and 
>Authenticity in Being and Time. 1000 words
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>Code, ed. Feminist Interpretations of Hans-Georg Gadamer. Re-reading the 
>Canon series 1500 words
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>Vincent Colapietro, Fateful Shapes of Human Freedom: John William Miller 
>and the Crises of Modernity. 1000 words
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>Jacques Derrida, The Problem of Genesis in Husserl’s Philosophy. Trans. 
>Hobson. 1000 words
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>Penelope Deutscher, A Politics of the Impossible Difference: The later work 
>of Luce Irigaray. 1000 words
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>Dooley, ed. From a Tiny Corner in the House of Fiction: Conversations with 
>Iris Murdoch.   1000 words
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>Sara Ellenbogen, Wittgenstein’s Account of Truth. 1000 words
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>Jean Grondin, Hans-Georg Gadamer: A Biography. Trans. Weinsheimer. 1000 
>words
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>Martin Heidegger, The Essence of Truth. Trans. Sadler. 1000 words.
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>David M. Kaplan, Ricoeur’s Critical Theory. 1000 word
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>Aurel Kolnai, Early Ethical Writings. Trans and ed. F. Dunlop. 1000 words
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>Henri Lefebvre, Key Writings. Ed. Elden, Lebas, Kofman. Trans. Various. 
>1000 words
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>Michael Mack, German Idealism and the Jew: The Inner Anti-Semitism of 
>Philosophy and German Jewish Responses. 1000 words
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>Abraham Mansbach, Beyond Subjectivism: Heidegger on Language and the Human 
>Being. 800 words
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>Peddle and Robertson, eds., Philosophy and Freedom: The Legacy of James 
>Doull. 1000 words
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>Jacques Rancière, Short Voyages to the Land of the People. Translation. 
>800 words
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>Jan Salamucha, Knowledge and Faith. Ed. Swietorzecka and Jadacki. 1000 
>words
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>Gary Shapiro, Archaeologies of Vision: Foucault and Nietzsche on Seeing and 
>Saying. 1000 words
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>Dan Zahavy, Husserl’s Phenomenology. 1000 words
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>History of Modern Philosophy
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>Branka Arsic, The Passive Eye: Gaze and Subjectivity in Berkeley (via 
>Beckett). 1000 words
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>F.M. Bernard, Herder on Nationality, Humanity and History. 1000 words
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>Bernstein, ed., Classic and Romantic German Aesthetics. Cambridge Texts in 
>the History of Philosophy series. 1000 words
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>A Broadie, ed. Cambridge Companion to the Scottish Enlightenment 1500 words
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>Cappelhorn, Garff and Kondrup, trans. Kirmmse, Written Images: Soren 
>Kierkegaard’s Journals, Notebooks, Booklets, Sheets, Scraps and Slips of 
>Paper. An investigation of an unusual corner of K’s literary papers. 1000 
>words.
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>R.J. Fogelin, A Defense of Hume on Miracles. 800 words.
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>Rodolphe Gasché, The Idea of Form: Rethinking Kant’s Aesthetics. 1000 
>words
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>Kyriaki Goudeli, Challenges to German Idealism: Schelling, Fichte and Kant. 
>1000 words
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>Grossman and Rischin, eds., William James in Russian Culture. 800 words
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>Kai Hammermeister, The German Aesthetic Tradition.  1000 words
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>Ross Harrison, Hobbes, Locke and Confusion’s Masterpiece: An Examination 
>of Seventeenth-Century Political Philosophy  1000 words
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>Kimberly Hutchings, Hegel and Feminist Philosophy. 1000 words
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>Jo Ellen Jacobs, The Voice of Harriet Taylor Mill.  1000 words
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>Samuel J. Kerstein, Kant’s Search for the Supreme Principle of Morality.  
>1000 words
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>Dudley Knowles, Hegel’s Philosophy of Right. Routledge Philosophy 
>Guidebook series. 1000 words
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>Xuisheng Liu, Mencius, Hume and the Foundations of Ethics.  1000 words
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>John Locke, Selected Correspondence. Ed. Goldie, from the Clarendon 
>edition. 1000 words
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>Michael Losonsky, Enlightenment and Action from Descartes to Kant: 
>Passionate Thought.  1000 words.
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>David Mikics, The Romance of Individualism in Emerson and Nietzsche. 1000 
>words
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>Mazzino Montinari, Reading Nietzsche. Transl. of 1982 book. 1000 words
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>F. Nietszche, Writings from the Late Notebooks. Ed. Bittner. Cambridge 
>Texts in the History of Philosophy series. 1000 words
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>James R. Otteson, Adam Smith’s Marketplace of Life.  1000 words
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>A.E. Pitson, Hume’s Philosophy of the Self. 1000 words.
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>Joseph E. Reisert, Jean-Jacques Rousseau: A Friend of Virtue. 1000 words
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>Nicholas Rescher, On Leibniz.  1000 words
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>Husain Sarkar, Descartes’ Cogito: Saved from the Great Shipwreck. “A 
>provocative new interpretation”. 1000 words
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>Nadia Urbinati, Mill on Democracy: From the Athenian Polis to 
>Representative Government. 1000 words
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>Jeremy Waldron, God, Locke and Equality: Christian Foundations in Locke’s 
>Political Thought. 1000 words
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>Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
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>Martin Henn, Parmenides of Elea: A Verse Translation with Interpretative 
>Essays and Commentary to the Text 800 words
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>Joseph Magee, Unmixing the Intellect: Aristotle on Cognitive Powers and 
>Bodily Organs. 800 words.
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>Lorraine Smith Pangle, Aristotle and the Philosophy of Friendship.  1000 
>words
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>Williams, ed., Cambridge Companion to Duns Scotus.  1500 words
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>Jack Zupko, John Buridan: Portrait of a Fourteenth-Century Arts Master.  
>1000 words
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>Legal/Social/Political Philosophy
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>Anita Allen, Why Privacy Isn’t Everything: Feminist Reflections on 
>Personal Accountability 1000 words.
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>Richard Bauman, Ideology and Community in the First Wave of Critical Legal 
>Studies. 1000 words.
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>David Braybrooke, Natural Law Modernized. 1500 words
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>J. Angelo Corlett, Race, Racism and Reparations.  1000 words
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>Fiore and Nelson, eds., Recognition, Responsibility and Rights: Feminist 
>Ethics and Social Theory.1000 words
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>Alan H. Goldman, Practical Rules: When We Need Them and When We Don’t. 
>1000 words
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>Russell Hardin, Indeterminacy and Society. 1200 words
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>Hariman, ed. Prudence: Classical Virtue, Postmodern Practice. 1000 words
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>Heyes, ed. The Grammar of Politics: Wittgenstein and Political Philosophy. 
>1000 words.
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>Light and De-Shalit, eds., Moral and Political Reasoning in Environmental 
>Practice. 1000 words
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>Sweet, ed. Philosophical Theory and the Universal Declaration of Human 
>Rights. 1000 words
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>Travis, ed. Evolution, Gender and Rape. 1000 words
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>Epistemology
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>Bermúdez and Millar, eds., Reason and Nature: Essays in the Theory of 
>Rationality. 1200 words
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>Pascal Engel, Truth. Central Problems of Philosophy series. 1000 words
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>Neil Gascoigne, Scepticism. Central Problems of Philosophy series. 1000 
>words
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>Gunther, ed. Essays on Non-Conceptual Content. Collection new – essays 
>previously published. 1000 words
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>A.D. Smith, The Problem of Perception. “A truly original defense of 
>direct realism”. 1000 words.
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>Logic
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>Douglas Cannon, Deductive Logic in Natural Language. Based on undergraduate 
>course. 1000 words.
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>John Woods, Paradox and Paraconsistency: Conflict Resolution in the 
>Abstract Sciences. 1000 words
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>Philosophy of History
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>M.C. Lemon, Philosophy of History: A Guide for Students. 1000 words.
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>Twining and Hampshir-Monk. Eds., Evidence and Inference in History and Law: 
>Interdisciplinary Dialogues. 1000 words
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>Philosophy of Science
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>Paul O’Grady, Relativism.  Central Problems of Philosophy series. 1000 
>words
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>Richard Johns, A Theory of Physical Probability. 1200 words
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>Norton, ed., Searching for Sustainability: Interdisciplinary Essays in the 
>Philosophy of Conservation Biology.  1500 words.
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>Ethics
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>David Boonin, A Defense of Abortion.  1000 words
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>Elliot D. Cohen, What Would Aristotle Do? Self-Control Through the Power of 
>Reason. 1000 words
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>John Cottingham, On the Meaning of Life. Thinking in Action series. 800 
>words
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>Trudy Govier, Forgiveness and Revenge. 1000 words
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>Heinegg, ed. Mortalism: Readings on the Meaning of Life. 1000 words
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>Todd Lekan, Making Morality: Pragmatist Reconstruction in Ethical Theory. 
>1000 words
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>S. Jack Odell, On Consequentialist Ethics. Wadsworth Philosophical Topics 
>series. 800 words.
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>Nancy Nyquist Potter, How Can I Be Trusted? A Virtue Theory of 
>Trustworthiness. 1000 words
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>Joseph Raz and commentators, The Practice of Value. Berkeley Tanner 
>lectures. 1000 words
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>Alessia Ricciardi, The Ends of Mourning: Psychoanalysis, Literature, Film. 
>1000 words
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>Margaret Urban Walker, Moral Contexts. 1000 words
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>Wilfrid J. Waluchow,  The Dimensions of Ethics: An Introduction to Ethical 
>Theory. 1000 words
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>Cognitive Science/Philosophy of Mind
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>M.J. Cain, Fodor: Language, Mind and Philosophy. Key Contemporary Thinkers 
>series. 1000 words
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>Carruther, Stich and Siegal, eds, The Cognitive Basis of Science. 1200 
>words
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>Jane Heal, Mind, Reason and Imagination. 1000 words
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>Jason Holt, Blindsight and the Nature of Consciousness. 1000 words
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>Aesthetics
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>John T. Lysacker, You Must Change Your Life: Poetry, Philosophy and the 
>Birth of Sense.  1000 words
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>E.E. Sleinis, Art and Freedom. 1000 words
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>Sukla, ed., Art and Experience. Studies in Art, Culture and Communities 
>series. 1000 words
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>Metaphysics
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>Dale Jacquette, Ontology. Central Problems of Philosophy series. 1000 words
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