The Philosophy Paperboy

واکاوی انسان‌شناسی فطری و پیامدهای فردی-اجتماعی آن در اندیشۀ حکیم شاه‌آبادی

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Hegel’s Concept of the Concept - Two Paths to Its Elucidation

by Soon Jeon Kang

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From Völkerpsychologie to Epistemology - The Transformation of Lazarus and Steinthal in Early Hermann Cohen

by Fumitaka Kondo

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Negation in Kant’s Ideal of Pure Reason

by Pablo Genazzano

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Beyond Intermediation - Forming Political Disposition through a Hegelian Perspective Shift

by Xu Mingbo

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Philosophy of the Short Term, by Jay Lampert

by Antonio Calcagno

Hospital-based clinical ethics support in Latin America: a scoping review of committee, consultation, and hybrid models

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The Asserted Meaning: Beyond Iconology and Media Theory—Toward an Epistemology of Produced Sense

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The Relationship Between Undergraduates’ Views of the Nature of Science, Interest in Science, and Scientific Competencies

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Explainable long-document classification for predicting outcomes of individual applications to the C​onstitutional Court of Türkiye

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Existential Positive Psychology as an Integrative Evidence-based Paradigm: Theory, Advances, and Future Directions

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The probability of an infinite sequence of heads is zero

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Revenge of the indifference objection to fine-tuning

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Knowing the better, believing the worse: a commitment account of epistemic supererogation

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Judgement, Scientific Consensus and Education

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Building Consensus on Satellite Imagery in Human Rights Investigations across Epistemic Communities: Insights from Journalism and Law

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Are Bioethics and Environmental Ethics in the French‐Speaking World Too Western? A Reflexive and Inductive Thematic Analysis Based on French‐Language Conference Proceedings

by Henri‐Corto Stoeklé, Romane Lasterie, Christian Hervé

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Decomposing the Short and Long‐Run Effects of ESG Performance and Materiality on Corporate External Financing Needs

by Abdelaziz Fourati

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Introduction

by Luke Elson, Brad Hooker

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The role of bilingualism and executive functions in the comprehension of which-questions by typically developing and autistic children

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Constitutionalism without Democracy: Doctrinaire Liberalism in Hungary, 1840–1885

by Gábor Gángó a Institute of Philosophy, ELTE Research Centre for the Humanities, Budapest, Hungaryb Max Weber Centre for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies, University of Erfurt, Erfurt, Germany

Actual stories in actual play: on meta/narrative immersion as seen in the tabletop role-playing game

by Dylan Chng School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia

Rhetorical economies of whiteness: exploring the intersections of power, privilege, and race

by Victoria T. Fields West Chester University

A Response to Professor Lawson

by Eric O. Springsted

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Translingual Catholics: Chinese Theologians before Vatican II. By Jin Lu. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 2025. Pp. xiii, 370. $70.00.

by Robert E. Carbonneau

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Examining the interactions of relational reasoning and decision making in interdisciplinary scientific teams

by Margaret W. Logan Patricia A. Alexander Joel Chan a Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methods, College of Information, University of Marylandb Department of Computer Science, College of Information, University of Maryland

Bioethics and Moral Reasoning

by Jennifer Flynn

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Executive Representation

by Keith Dowding, Adriano Giuliani

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The Closure Problem in Discourse Ethics: Ecological Truth and the Limits of the Tripartite Model

by Michael Hemmingsen

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Antifa Theory: Beyond the Western Metaphysics of Maturity

by Toby Rollo

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Data, Phenomena, Theories and Explanation

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AI Sapience and Responsible Reasoning

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The Regionalisation of Techne: Heidegger and the Australian Context

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From Possible Worlds to Institutional Acts: Fiction as Ontological Practice

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Spatial Pattern Formation as a Consequence of Protease Competition

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, Not : Complicating “Technosolutionism” with Experiences of Families of Non-Speaking People with Cerebral Palsy in Russia

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From to : Beauty as Perfection in Islamic Philosophy and Theology — A Reassessment

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Weniger Fixierung, weniger Zwang?

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Aspiring for Self-expression Predicts Prospective Increases in Meaning in Life and Decreases in Striving for Power: A Three-Wave Longitudinal Study

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Criteria for the Evaluation of Analogies in Scientific Discovery

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The Valence of Compassion

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Correction to: Putnam on mathematics and ontological commitment

Joint aesthetic attention

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Recognizing fallacious reasoning in deontological arguments

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What would count as a theory of the self?

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Obscured Disruptions of Industrial Poultry Sheds

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The Penalty of Anticipated Motherhood in the Boardroom: Fertility Policy and Corporate Risk-Taking

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Food as a scarce resource in food charity: losses and gains of food charity restructuring

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Bilateral prophylactic mastectomy as a transformative experience: is informed consent sufficient?

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Rights are for Those Who Remain One: The Hard Problem of Branching for Recognitional Incidents

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Perfecting the symmetry: a variety of inference to the best explanation in mathematics

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From face consciousness to ethical reflection: a Taoist interpretation of counterfeit luxury consumption in China

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The protein partitioning model of body composition

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From linguistic anchors to acoustic skeletons: the dual-pathway model of voice identity representation

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Computational complexity improves recognition memory for reward-relevant attributes

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Rethinking the Concept of Consciousness

by Emrah Yücesan

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When stereotypical inferences prevail in polysemy processing: Explaining fallacies of equivocation

by Eugen Fischer, Dimitra Lazaridou‐Chatzigoga, Kate Hazel Stanton, Nina Haket, Paul E. Engelhardt

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The category of ‘child brain abuse’ – a help or a hindrance?

by Taryn Knox Department of Bioethics, Faculty of Medicine, University of Otago, Otago, New Zealand

Impact sports, child ‘brain abuse’, and the precautionary principle

by Eric N. Gilbertson Department of Philosophy, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas, USA

Racial inequities in sport-structured brain trauma: extending Anderson et al.’s brain trauma as child abuse argument

by Kaleigh Pennock Braeden McKenzie Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies, Faculty of Health, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada

Is allowing your child to play rugby or another impact sport illegal in England?

by Søren Holm a Centre for Social Ethics and Policy, Department of Law, School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester, Manchester, UKb Center for Medical Ethics, HELSAM, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway

The ethics of children playing tackle football

by Peg Brand Weiser Edward Weiser Philosophy, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, USA

The distinctive value of impact in martial arts and combat sports

by Sarah C. Malanowski Nicholas R. Baima Philosophy, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL, USA

Dissecting the ‘sport structured brain trauma is child abuse’ argument: how a flawed analogy risks undermining effective ethical action

by Frederic Gilbert Jake Morrill Ethics Lab, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia

Owls that cannot see in the dark: moral obligations to children

by Pam R. Sailors Philosophy, Missouri State University, Springfield, MO, USA

Youth impact sport, autonomy, and the right to an ‘open future’

by Nicholas Dixon Philosophy, Alma College, Alma, MI, USA

Personal and ethical reflections on (not) coaching youth contact rugby

by Matthew. P. Shaw Department of Sport, Food and Natural Sciences, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences - Campus Sogndal, Sogndal, Norway

Toward evidence-based harm reduction: head impact biomechanics as a policy tool in youth impact sports

by Jeffrey S. Brooks Department of Kinesiology, Brock University, St Catharines, Canada

Caution—children at (dangerous) play: should extreme sports be out of bounds?

by Patrick Findler Department of Philosophy, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Surrey, BC, Canada

Criminalization is a poor vehicle for justice in public health

by Daniel Goldberg Department of Family Medicine, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, Colorado, USA

From civilizing to conscientizing youth sports: a childist perspective

by Justin Joseph G. Badion School of Humanities, Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City, Philippines

Creating Normativity and Responding to It: How Metaethical Constructivists Must and Can Have It Both Ways

by Leonhard Schneider

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Doing Interpretive Analysis

by Christopher R. Matthews Jack Hardwicke School of Science and Technology, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UKChristopher R. Matthews is a social scientist and epistemologist with years of experience advising doctoral candidates. His latest sole-authored book, Doing Good Social Science, was published by Routledge in April 2025. He co-edited Teaching with Sociological Imagination in Higher Education (Springer) and Global Perspectives on Women in Combat Sports (Palgrave Macmillan). He is currently leading the editorial team for The Routledge Handbook of Sport, Concussion and Brain Injuries while also preparing the manuscript for his next book, The Act of Social Theory. More information about his various contributions to academia is available here: url https://www.immersiveresearch.co.uk/urlJack Hardwicke is an academic focused on morality, theory and methods across the social sciences and humanities. His research background is eclectic but coheres around a shared moral foundation of trying to make the world a better place. He is an advocate for value-driven, hopeful, creative and caring scholarship.

The clash of feminist and neoreactionary critiques of universalism

by Shannon Mussett

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The representational momentum effect of emotional valence perception in dynamic happy expressions

by Yangyang Tian Yangtao Liu Caifeng Wang Zhongqing Jiang a School of Psychology, Shanxi Normal University, Taiyuan, People’s Republic of Chinab School of Psychology, Liaoning Normal University, Dalian, People’s Republic of Chinac School of Educational Science, Hengyang Normal University, Hengyang, People’s Republic of China

Epistemic Closure

by Marc Alspector-Kelly

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Ideals Old and New in the Baire Space

by Łukasz Mazurkiewicz, Marcin Michalski, Szymon Żeberski

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Reconceptualizing “Religious Revolutions”: An Introduction to Daryush Shayegan

by Christophe Gaudin

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Sovereignty by Omission: Rethinking Agamben's State of Exception

by Monica Adami

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Reframing Corporate and CSR Governance With Contexts in Mind: Why We Need to Restore the G to the B&S Field

by Jerry M. Calton

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A Scene of Contention at the Limits of Sovereignty: Derrida, Rancière, and the Deconstructive Politics of Human Rights

by Efe Basturk

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Comparative analysis of Yukio Mishima’s aesthetics and philosophy of self-perfection

by Svetlana Vladimirovna Khoruzhaya Anton Vladimirovich Sukhoverkhov Roman Konstantinovich Kuznetsov a Department of History and Political Science, Kuban State Agrarian University Named After I.T. Trubilin, Krasnodar, Russiab Department of Philosophy, Kuban State Agrarian University Named After I.T. Trubilin, Krasnodar, Russiac Institute for Digital Economy and Innovation, Kuban State Agrarian University Named After I.T. Trubilin, Krasnodar, Russia

Research ethics in and out of crises: cluster randomized trials without consent

by Jakob Elster Gry Oftedal Anders Strand a Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norwayb Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norwayc Centre for the Study of Professions (SPS), Oslo Metropolitan University, Oslo, Norway

Alfred Russel Wallace’s 1858 Theory of Natural Selection: Reassessing the Evidence for the Place of Discovery, the Source of Inspiration, and the Date of His Essay’s Dispatch to Darwin

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Five Dead Dogmas of the Right to Freedom of Thought?

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Model organism as boundary object: between biology, network science and art

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Waking Up to the Working Day Ahead: A Diary Study on the Role of Flow in Linking Morning Anticipatory Appraisals to Recovery

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When the Same Middle Cannot be Reused: Ṭūsī and Provenance-Sensitive Composition

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On algebraic background-independence

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Everettian chance in no uncertain terms

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From Unmediated to Observable Mediation: Governing the Generative Commons

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Introduction to the Symposium on Instructions and Instructed Actions in Japanese Interactions

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Modal Fragility and Counterfactual Causation

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Emergence, Composition, and Mereological Nihilism

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Hermeneutics of Historical Narratives: Understanding the Holocaust and its Relevance in Preventing Mass Killings in Africa and Beyond

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Is There Meaning Without Anyone Meaning Anything? A Structuralist Proposal for Artificial Semantics

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An Intrinsic Additive Quotient for Classical Propositional Logic

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Longitudinal Dynamics of Inner Peace: A 2-Wave Outcome-Wide Assessment of its Association with 55 Other Flourishing Variables in the Global Flourishing Study

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When seems to fail: from authority-based to similarity-based

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Kepler on Aristotle’s observation of an occultation of Mars

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Data, AI and healthcare equity: why Africa is being left behind and how synthetic data can close the gap

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A recursion-theoretic characterization of monotone NP

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Surgical Publicness in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

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On Technological Determinism and the Crisis of Humanistic Spirit in Atwood’s

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Did Henry Walter Bates Lie About Alfred Russel Wallace’s Reason for Going to the Amazon in 1848? Reassessing the Early Evolutionary Thought of Wallace and Bates

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Boosting Climate Justice by Boosting Economic Growth

by Thierry Ngosso, Dominic Roser

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The Imperative of Economic Growth Is Arbitrarily Constraining

by Britta Clark

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Editorial Note

by Gideon Frey

When looking away means looking inward: contextual interpretation of gaze aversions determines their attentional value

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Reconsidering the Role of Ethical Theories in Bioethics: Ethical Theories as Heuristic Descriptions of Moral Grammars

by Anne‐Marie Søndergaard Christensen

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How the ‘Quality’ of Judgments of Taste Affects Kant’s Aesthetic Theory

by Mahyar Moradi

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Comments on “Is There a Duty to Disobey?” by Robert Farley

by Alyssa Lowery

Panpsychism and the Individuation Problem: Comments on Taofeek

by Julian Lee-Sursin

Comments on “The Art of Video Games and Class-Based Discrimination” by Emerson Bodde

by Luke Hillman

It’s Scary but I’m not Scared: Some Thoughts on David Wong’s Account of Horror

by Laura Mueller

Refocusing on Artful Games as Focal Things: Pokémon Game Boy, Renga, and Chatbots

by Susan V. H. Castro

Comments on “Selling Teeth and Self-Respect: What Kant Could Say about Fantine”

by Cheryl Abbate

Commentary for Mark Órnelas’s “Supererogation as the Sublime: Accommodating Strong Supererogation in Kantian Moral Philosophy”

by Elizabeth Butterfield

Comments for Andrew Wynn Owen’s “Does Naturalized Platonism Provide an Adequate Answer to the Skeptical Challenge? An Argument from Bildung”

by Dave Beisecker

Commentary on “Female Friendship and Philosophy: Some Refl ections on Philia Ranging from Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics to Academia Today”

by Jennifer Baker

Commentary on “Friendship: A Way Out of Moral Danger” by Katherine Martha

by Sarah Woolwine

More Turtles, Please: A Commentary on Matthew Willis’s “Pragmatism’s Evaluation Problem”

by Justin Bell

Internal and External Reasons: Action-Guidingness Without Demands

by Alastair Norcross

Commentary on Leonard Kahn’s “The Ad Bellum Just Cause Condition and Risk Transfer”

by Dale Murray

Is Bullshit Knowledge Possible? A Reply to McCraw

by Guy Crain

Comments on “Do We Blame AI? Implications for the Debate Over Epistemic and Moral Blame”

by Deborah K. Heikes

Commentary on Tubig’s “Donors Imprisoned and Degradation: Reconsidering the Expressivist Argument Against Organ Donation Programs in Prisons”

by Samantha D. Whitehorn

Good Luck and Bad People: Comments on Arastu’s “Understanding Vice and Virtue in Aristotle: Nature, Fortune, and Foolishness”

by Jerry Green

Comments on Ramy Amin’s “The Asymmetry of Uptake: Medicalization and Demarginalization of Autism Spectrum Disorder”

by Vanessa Bentley

Vulnerable Groups and Testimonial Injustice: An Explanation for Current Unequitable Democratic Procedures in Assisted Dying

by Haley S. Artis

Comments on Moseley and Gala

by Robyn Gaier

Commentary on “Exercising Virtue for the Common Good: Natural Justice in Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics” by Daryl Li

by R. Austin Kippes

Comment on Dutton

by Dan Larkin

A good name

by Elisabetta Lalumera a Department for Life Quality Studies, University of Bologna, Rimini, Italyb Department of Philosophy, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

Translation as the mediating operator to the unthought-of/in philosophy. The crossed-out subject

by Rada Iveković Independent Researcher

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Attributional Lag: Structured Choice and the Conditions of Personal Accountability

by Chong‐Yu Chen

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The Ethics of Uncivil Protest and Resistance

by Cansu Kaymal Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Kocaeli University, Kocaeli, Türkiye

Christian Churches & Postwar Society

by Evan F. Kuehn North Park University

An Enchanted World. The Shared Religious Landscape of Late Antiquity

by Matteo Bortolini a Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ 2026/2027b University of Padua, Italy

Research on rolling bearing fault diagnosis method based on improved MobileNetV3 model

by Chongzhe Cao Shucong Liu Hongjun Wang a College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Beijing Information Science & Technology University, Beijing, Chinab High-End Equipment Intelligent Perception and Control Beijing International Science Cooperation Base, Beijing, China

Projective Functions

by Laurence Carassus, Massinissa Ferhoune

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Challenging Newtonian Chronology: Nicolas Fréret and his Contextualisation of Ancient Chinese Astronomy

by Xiaona Wang Centre for the Study of the Renaissance, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK

Mechanisms of wisdom development: A systematic review of intervention evidence and methodological rigor

by A. Kadir Bahar Atilla Ozdemir Yasemin Sipahi Zülal Melek a Department of Educational Psychology, University of Georgia, Athens, USAb Faculty of Education, Süleyman Demirel University, Isparta, Türkiyec School of Education, Iowa State University, Ames, USAA. Kadir Bahar, PhD, is an associate professor in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Georgia. His research focuses on creativity and talent development, specifically mathematical talent and creativity, problem solving, and equity and excellence gaps in advanced academics.Atilla Ozdemir, PhD, is an assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics and Science Education at Süleyman Demirel University in Türkiye. His research interests include educational measurement and evaluation, and technology in mathematics education.Yasemin Sipahi is a PhD candidate in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Georgia, where she serves as a research assistant in the Gifted and Creative Education Program. Her research focuses on mathematical giftedness, mathematical creativity, and problem solving.Zülal Melek is a PhD candidate in Educational Technology at Iowa State University, where she is also pursuing a co-major in Human–Computer Interaction. Her research focuses on creative teaching in K–12 mathematics, teacher creativity, and the use of digital technologies to support innovative mathematics instruction.

Compromising the humanitarian principles? Ethical foundations of humanitarian negotiations with a ruthless regime

by Kristoffer Lidén Carsten Wieland Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Oslo, Norway

Self‐Application and Higher‐Orderese

by William Nava

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On the Phenomenological-Ontological Status of Musical Performance

by Andrzej Krawiec Faculty of Composition, Interpretation and Music Education, The Krzysztof Penderecki Academy of Music, Krakow, Poland

Bullshit as Counterfeit Evidence

by Y. Sandy Berkovski

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The traveling anatomist: Nicolaus Steno and the intersection of disciplines in early modern science

by Michael Bycroft University of Warwick, Coventry, UK

Substitutional Quantification and Arithmetical Truth

by Jared Warren

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The incel mindset – entering and exiting inceldom

by Andreas Beyer Gregersen Andreas Beyer Gregersen is currently post doc at Aalborg University as part of the Horizon Europe-project YOU-DARE (2025-2028). Gregersen completed his PhD at Aarhus University in 2023 with a thesis in political philosophy on the concept of civility. He has also been part of the Horizon Europe-project FIERCE (2022-2025) as post doc, studying the dynamic between feminist and antifeminist as well as anti-gender movements across Europe. His current research interests are social movement dynamics, gender politics, and feminist/antifeminist movements.

‘Discursive Formations and the Space of Reasons’. Comments on Tuomo Tissala, Power and Freedom in the Space of Reasons: Elaborating Foucault’s Pragmatism

by Taylor Carman Barnard College, USA

Social Meaning in Language

by Noah Betz‐Richman, Elisabeth Camp, Ethan Nowak

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Learning-based rapid disengagement is limited by fear-conditioned stimuli

by Junjie Huang Manon Mulckhuyse Department of Cognitive Psychology, Institute of Psychology, Leiden University, Leiden, The Netherlands

Group Membership as a Predictor of Subjective Wellbeing Among Empty-Nest Parents

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Book Review for

Approaches, Advocacy and Critiques of Human Rights Education

Unravelling the tragic in high-tech healthcare: a conceptual lens

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My part in the rise of the UK Nuclear Structure Facility (1975–1982)

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Methodological Individualism and the Marxian Theory of History: A Critical Reassessment

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The in post-Soviet Russian Orthodox thought: intertextual operations and theological negotiation

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Review of: Ana Kladnik (ed.), , Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2026. 386 pages. Hardcover: ISBN 978-3-032-07772-1, $59.99; E-book: ISBN 978-3-032-07773-8, Open Access

Food-energy balances measurement in the Lower Danube Basin (1934-1945)

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The multi-tool of empirical philosophy: A framework for philosophy of science

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Clarifying the Distinction Between Inclining Moral Bioenhancement and Prohibitory Moral Bioenhancement, and Their Effects on Freedom

by Daniel Lee

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From Gelassenheit to Dhikr: Heidegger’s critique of subjecthood and the Islamic names of God in Ahmad Fardid

by Abbas Jong Institute of Islamic Studies, Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany

Can God Speak Through an Abusive Pastor?

by Fellipe do Vale170759Doctrine and Ethics, Trinity College, Bristol, UK

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Bias Against Boltzmann Brains?

by Sinan Dogramaci, Simon Goldstein, John Hawthorne, Miriam Schoenfield

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Origins and Beginnings: David Armitage’s The Ideological Origins of the British Empire at 25 Years

by Samuel Garrett Zeitlin Department of History, University College London, London, UK

Algorithmic Bioethics: A Defense and Demonstration

by Shang Long Yeo, Sebastian Porsdam Mann, Brian D. Earp, Julian Savulescu

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The Reintroduction of the Brown Bear to Western Trentino (Italy) Between Biodiversity Conservation and Interspecific Conflicts. A Reasoned Review

by Carlo Brentari Department of Humanities, University of Trento, Trento, Italy

Is There a Need for a New Preservation? The Philosophy and Politics of Wilderness Today

by Arthur R. Obst Institute for Climate & Sustainable Growth, The University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Absent nature, absent bodies: towards whole-person ontology for physiotherapy

by Caroline Hallowes Department of Psychology, University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield, UK

Awareness and acceptance of Jordanian women of egg freezing technology: a cross-sectional study

by Dana Al-Zoebi Omar F. Khabour a Department of Clinical Pharmacy, Faculty of Pharmacy, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid, Jordanb Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences, Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid, Jordan

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A response to editorials by Igoumenidis and colleagues and Johnstone on ‘“ethics” or “morality” in nursing’

by Johanna Wiisak, Riitta Suhonen13254Laurea University of Applied Sciences, Vantaa, Finland2Department of Nursing Science, 8058University of Turku, Turku, Finland3Turku University Hospital, Wellbeing Services County of Southwest Finland, Turku, Finland

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Moral distress and constraints (tied together)

by Daniel A. Wilkenfeld1Department of Acute and Tertiary Care, 16144University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing, Pittsburgh, PA2Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA3Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA4Institute of Bioethics, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

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Analysis of the new Spanish nurse’s Code of Ethics and Deontology

by Óscar Andrés Molina, Sara Bandrés, Pilar Pinto Pastor, Gerardo de Vega González, Benjamín Herreros1Department of Law and International Relations, School of Social Sciences, 16740Universidad Europea de Madrid, Madrid, Spain2Francisco Vallés Clinical Ethics Institute, Madrid, Spain3Department of Legal Medicine, Psychiatry and Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, 70697Complutense University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain

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Ethical challenges in confidential conversations with patients in palliative care

by Tove Stenman, Ylva Rönngren1Department of Health Sciences, Nursing Science, 90835Mid Sweden University, Östersund, Sweden2Department of Health Sciences; Nursing Science, 6311Mid Sweden University, Sundsvall, Sweden

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Post-catastrophe film: cinematic visions in the aftermath of disaster

by Christopher Carter University of Cincinnati

Peace by peace: risking public action, creating social change

by Jennifer A. Jackson Department of Communication, Otterbein University, Westerville, OH, USA

Solidarity in journalism: how ethical reporting fights for social justice

by Antoine Haywood University of Florida

Participation Without Adaptive Preferences

by Ron Mallon

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The scope of non-inferiority: intimacy and hierarchy

by Elsa Kugelberg Nuffield College, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK

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Noninferiority and collective self-determination

by Shuk Ying Chan Department of Political Science, University College London, London, United Kingdom

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The claim against inferiority?

by Euan Allison Han van Wietmarschen a Faculty of Philosophy, Philosophy of Science and Religious Studies, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Munich, Germanyb Department of Philosophy, University College London, London, UK

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Replies to commentators

by Niko Kolodny Department of Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA

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The rule of law

by Nicolaos Stavropoulos Law and Philosophy, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK

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Role-status as a distinct form of social hierarchy

by George Letsas Philosophy of Law, University College London (UCL), London, UK

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The Rule of Law and Democracy in Niko Kolodny’s The Pecking Order

by Jeff King Faculty of Laws, University College London, London, UK

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Algorithmic care: Bernard Stiegler and the meaning of education in the age of AI

by Virgilio A. Rivas College of Arts and Letters, Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Manila, Philippines

Literary back-translation

by Yuemeng Feng Brent Yan a School of Foreign Languages, Hebei Normal University, People’s Republic of Chinab School of Foreign Languages, Shandong University of Political Science and Law, People’s Republic of China

Forced Labour for Liberals: Mandatory Service, Social Equality, and Freedom of Occupation

by Callum MacRae

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Food, Families, and Parental Perfectionism: A Rejoinder to Clayton

by Colin M. Macleod

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No nut November: hegemonic masculinity among black boys in a South African boarding school

by Deevia Bhana Rabia Rizvi School of Education, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South AfricaDeevia Bhana, the South African Research Chair in Gender and Childhood Sexuality at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, examines sexualities in the young life course. Among her recent books are Gender and Young People's Digital Sexual Cultures (Palgrave Macmillan 2025) and Girls and the Negotiation of Porn in South Africa: Power, Play and Sexuality (Routledge 2023).Rabia Rizvi, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, writes on young people, gender and sexuality. Among her recent publications is ‘“Cover up”: girls, gender and dress codes in a boarding house’, co-authored with Deevia Bhana (Journal of Gender Studies 2026).

All that it takes to be reasonable

by Michele Mangini Dept. of Law, University of Bari, Bari, Italy

Algorithms instead of adjudication: why?

by William Lucy Law School, Durham University, Durham, UK

The Legitimacy of the Unintelligible Physics

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Social status, game theory, and social interaction: John Harsanyi’s overlooked contribution

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Autonomy, Earned: Shared Governance, Academic Freedom, and University Self-Rule

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Alignment of Scientists’ Research Agendas with the SDGs and Academic Engagement

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'Now this deserves your tax money!' A Thematic Analysis on the Valorization of Scientific Research in University Press Releases

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On the Minimization and Elaboration of Instruction in Ordinary Conversation

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Is Data Collection from Internet Users a Form of Exploitation?

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Contested discrimination: a theory of the societal struggle over definition and prevalence

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Circuit pressures and scientific norms

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The stuff of sociality: Alan Fiske’s

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CEO Religiosity and Corporate Philanthropy: Navigating Institutional Pressures

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Conversational AIs and Mnemonic Distortion

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Algorithms, Agency, and Ambivalence

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The Manipulative Weaponisation of Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age

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Hello, Is It Me You’re Looking For? Recognition, Surveillance and Silence through a Therapeutic Jurisprudence Lens

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The genesis of inner speech: forward models or constructive imagination?

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Quo vadis, reasons first? From weight monism to weight pluralism to thresholds

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A pluralist account of mnemic accuracy

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On Referring to Absolute Nothingness: A Classical Alternative to Dialetheism

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Scientific Understanding Across Disciplines:

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A Sophiological Analogy for Business Ethics Achieving Unity-in-Diversity through the Wasserstein Barycenter

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Less is More: A Non-Verbal Approach to Anti-Exhaustivity

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Bioethics beyond methodologism: a response to Hofmann

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Corporate Sustainability Grounded in Integral Ecology

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Between Humanism and Market Naturalism

by Pietro Chiesa

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The Psychotherapist as Researcher: Ethical Challenges of Writing About Patients in Case Study Research in the South African Context

by Andrea C. Palk, Lou‐Marié Kruger

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Language without syntax? What a crazy idea! A reply to Salvador Mascarenhas

by Steven Mithen

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The puzzle of language without syntax: A review of Steven Mithen's The Language Puzzle

by Salvador Mascarenhas

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Toxic ecologies and harm stabilization: a critical realist account of social-ecological harm at Nairobi’s Dandora Dumpsite

by Víctor Cobs-Muñoz Sharon Kendi Kinyua Department of Spatial Planning, TU Dortmund University, Dortmund, Germany

The Invention of Liberalism

by Annelien de Dijn

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Review article: Benevolence in International Relations

by Ariel Colonomos

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Solving the Dual Puzzles of Collective Harm

by Taylor Koles

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The Limits of Liberty. S. Conly, 2025. Oxford, Oxford University Press. 224 pp, £19.99 (hb)

by Lars J.K. Moen

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A specificity of testimonial exchange in educational practice and the ‘educational norm’ in it

by Makoto Itano Hiroshima University, JapanMakoto ITANO is a PhD student in the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Hiroshima University, Japan. His research interests focus on the philosophy of education and epistemology.

Speaking Otherwise: The Prophetic Voice of Military Chaplains

by Tanno Verboom1118034Protestant Theological University, Utrecht, The Netherlands

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Book Review: The Loss of the Senses by Ivan Illich

by Oscar Krüger5193Lund University Lund, Sweden

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“… You Realize How You Can Use the App and Not Let the App Use You.” The Moral Universe of Latin American Delivery Riders From the Perspective of Democratic Citizenship

by Lisa Herzog, Agustín Prestifilippo

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Ontology After the Accident: Derrida, Malabou, and the Future of the Trace

by Justin Thomas Stec

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Derrida, a Faithful Heir of Husserl? Alterity and Ethics (in question) in the Fifth Cartesian Meditation

by Daniel Alvarado-Grecco

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Notes on Contributors

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Harris B. Bechtol, A Death of the World: Surviving the Death of the Other

by Sarah Horton

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Phenomenology, Grammatology, Mnemology: Spectral Realism in the Wake of Deconstruction

by Shajara Néehilan Bensusan

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Dezoning History, Unchaining Archives, Desymbolizing Finitude

by Catherine Malabou

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General Editor's Note

by Nicole Anderson

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Introduction: Deconstruction and Twenty-First Century Thought, Part 2: Remembering What is to Come

by Philippe Lynes

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‘Today This Title Seems Strange’: The Ideality of the Literary Object in Contemporary Writing

by Ivan Callus

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On the Possible Worlds Defined by Formal Ontologies: Rethinking the “One Ontology, One Possible World” Principle in the Context of Interoperable Systems

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Balancing innovation and ethics: responsible governance of artificial intelligence hallucinations in healthcare

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Writing towards death: male patient voices and medical landscape in two Egyptian illness narratives

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A qualitative content analysis on the individual motivations & expectations of active volunteer members in German right-to-die organisations

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The unamendable body: Karol Wojtyła’s phenomenology of action as a criterion for demarcating therapy from enhancement in transhumanist medicine

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From Mistakenness to Truth

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The Case for Pediatric Participation in Risky First‐In‐Human Clinical Trials

by Christopher Bobier, Anthony Merlocco, Daniel J. Hurst

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What can asymmetrical minds do? towards a bottom-up approach to philosophy of education in East Asia

by Ka Ya Lee Presidential Research Assistant Professor, Faculty of Education, the University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Manufactured Dissent: Clinician–AI Discordance as an Artifact of Design

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Solidarity, Relationality and Affect in Public Health: A Modest Proposal

by Ana Komparic Michael Montess a University of British Columbiab The Centre for Addiction and Mental Healthc University of Toronto

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A Thick Ethical Concept: Defending Solidarity’s Normativity for Public Health

by Daniel T. Kim Bharat Ranganathan a Oregon Health & Science Universityb University of Nebraska Omaha

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Solidarity and Coercion as Critical Moral Concepts

by Kelso Cratsley Ulrich Koch a American Universityb The George Washington University

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From Disagreement to Teamwork: The Surgical Team as a Model for Clinician-AI Collaboration

by Joseph Metcalf Charles E. Binkley a Hackensack Meridian School of Medicineb Hackensack Meridian Healthc Columbia University

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Understanding Moral Analysis and Moving Beyond Terms’ Moral Valence

by Rosamond Rhodes a Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinaib CUNY Graduate Center

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Practical Matters Informing the Ethical Debate on Clinician-AI Disagreement: Patient Outcomes, Performance Metrics, and Determining Responsibility for Adverse Events

by Danton Char Michael Abramoff a Stanford University School of Medicineb University of Iowa

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Toward Nurturing Productive Clinician-AI Disagreement in Medicine

by Daniel Shussett Veljko Dubljević North Carolina State University

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Coercion, Moral Neutrality, and Public Health Ethics

by Gerard Vong Center for Ethics, Emory University

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Demoralizing Solidarity and Coercion in Public Health: The Way Forward?

by Rachel Gur-Arie Arizona State University

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Answerable to Whom? Bringing the Patient into Clinician-AI Disagreement

by Daniel W. Tigard a University of San Diegob Institute for Experiential AI, Northeastern University

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Beyond Disagreement: Performativity and the Production of Clinical Judgment

by Kadija S. Ferryman a Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethicsb Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Whose Values Does the AI Convey? Normative Provenance in Clinician-AI Disagreement

by Remziye Zaim Anita Ho Ross E. Upshur a University of Torontob University of California, San Franciscoc University of British Columbiad CommonSpirit Health

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The Professional Norms of Opposition: Medical Authority and AI-Physician Disagreement

by Julia Kolak The Hastings Center for Bioethics

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Rethinking Disagreement and Disclosure: Patients, Clinicians, and AI Considerations for Medical Decision-Making

by Lynette Hammond Gerido Olivia Masse Yash Mishra Melinda Laine Hsu a Case Western Reserve University School of Medicineb University Hospitals

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Is Solidarity Good or Bad? The Importance of Accurate Taxonomy For Ethical Public Health Policy and Practice

by Peter G. N. West-Oram Brighton and Sussex Medical School, University of Sussex and University of Brighton

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Radical Acts of Professionalism: Medicine’s Call to Respect the Dignity of Immigrants

by Mark Kuczewski Loyola University Chicago

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The Patient in the Room: Why Clinician–AI Disagreement Needs a Third Voice

by Maxwell Ahiafor Mon Yee Htet Paing Jinyun Wang Yash Jain Wang Zhong Boda Zhou Tsinghua University

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Coercion, Solidarity, and the Burden of Justification

by Hafez Ismaili M’hamdi Maastricht University

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Epistemic Acceptance with Normative Non-Adoption: Beyond Clinician–AI Disagreement

by Jelena Roganović

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The Different Kinds of Agency in Clinician-AI “Disagreement”

by Casey Hall a The Graduate Center, CUNYb Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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Access and Equity in Pediatric Forensic Asylum Evaluations

by Adam Braddock Janine Young University of California San Diego

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The Right Not to Be Rewritten: Epistemic Mediation in Pediatric Asylum Evaluations

by Brian Tuohy Amanda Telfer Olivia Gong Francesca Rossi Reece Gorrie Center for Health Justice and Bioethics, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University

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Fixing the Fulcrum of Care: Centering the Child in Pediatric Asylum Evaluations

by Meaghann S. Weaver Maureen Kelley a St Jude Children’s Research Hospitalb Wake Forest University School of Medicine

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Documenting Immigration Status in Routine Pediatric Care: An Ethical Framework

by Anika Heuberger Lauren B. Solberg a University of Floridab University of Florida College of Medicine

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Both/And: Advocacy and Evidence-Based Analysis Are Not Mutually Exclusive for Experts in Asylum Cases

by Bilal Irfan Julpohng Vilai J. Wesley Boyd a University of Michiganb Roseman University College of Medicinec Harvard Medical School

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The Descriptive Account of Coercion

by Jennifer Flynn Memorial University

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What Justice-Talk Misses About Solidarity

by Daniel Nabil Maroun University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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Disagreement Without Believers: Rethinking the Ethics and Epistemology of Clinician–AI Conflict

by Mirko Farina Huaqiao University

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Against Neutralizing Coercion

by Maxwell J. Smith Western University

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Separating AI Prediction Accuracy from Feature-Importance Reliability in Clinical Decision-Making

by Yoshiyasu Takefuji Science Park Corporation

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Disagreement Is Manufactured: How Medical AI Output Formats Reshape Clinicians’ Decision-Making Authority

by Zhicong Liu Yukai Weng Bowen Han Yubiao Yu Tianhao Hu Bo Pang Hao Jiang Xuesong Li a Sun Yat-sen Universityb Peking Universityc University of South Carolinad University of California, Davise University of Oxfordf The University of Tokyog Seoul National Universityh Meiji University

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When Agreement Is the Wrong Goal: Governing Clinician–AI Disagreement in Medicine

by Benjamin Gregg University of Texas at Austin

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Human-AI “Disagreement”: Keeping the Epistemic Authority

by Sabine Salloch Hannover Medical School, Hannover, Germany

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Solidarity Forever—or How Not to Deconstruct a Bioethical Concept

by Søren Holm a The University of Manchesterb University of Oslo

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The Thin Normativity of Solidarity in Public Health

by Jurgen De Wispelaere Dominik Gerber a Wroclaw University of Economics and Businessb Stockholm School of Economics in Riga

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Processing and Witnessing in Algorithmic Radiology

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