Routledge Studies in Contemporary Philosophy
Phenomenology, Cognition, and Artificial Intelligence
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By Susi Ferrarello
January 28, 2027
This volume critically examines the convergence of phenomenology and artificial intelligence (AI), with particular focus on large language models (LLMs). Drawing from Edmund Husserl's philosophical legacy and expanded through engagements with contemporary AI theory, it explores how AI systems ...
A Philosophy of Imposture: Digital Propaganda, Fake History, and the Crisis of Truth
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By Elad Magomedov
January 21, 2027
A Philosophy of Imposture offers an original ontological theory of fake realities in an age dominated by artificial intelligence, digital propaganda, and post-truth discourse. Moving beyond conventional approaches to deception, this book develops an innovative framework for understanding how entire...
The Phenomenal Nature of Mind
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By Demian Whiting
January 20, 2027
Introducing the Phenomenal Theory of Mind, the author contends that mental states are fundamentally defined by how they subjectively appear to us when we undergo them. The book provides a rigorous defence of this framework, and offers fresh phenomenological characterisations of different mental ...
Problems of Choice: Normativity, Rationality, Axiology, and Morality
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By Mathea S. Sagdahl, Attila G. Tanyi
December 10, 2026
This volume features new, cutting-edge research on problems of choice in connection with four different fields of inquiry: normativity, rationality, axiology, and morality. It addresses a wide range of pressing issues to which problems of choice and practical conflicts give rise, and the various ...
Process Philosophy and Technology: New Directions
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By Mark Thomas Young, Mark Coeckelbergh
November 03, 2026
This volume introduces process philosophy as a new theoretical approach in philosophy of technology. Process philosophy represents an alternative to long dominant modes of theorizing in western philosophy which take reality to consist of stable, enduring entities. As a range of approaches which ...
The Interacting Mind: A Defense of Dualism in a Physical World
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By Alin Christoph Cucu
October 30, 2026
The interaction problem—how a nonphysical mind can causally interact with a physical body—stands as one of the most formidable challenges to mind-body dualism. Critics have long argued that such interaction violates fundamental principles of physics, creates insurmountable metaphysical puzzles, and...
On Frege Puzzles: Why Propositions Are Not the Objects of Our Mental Attitudes
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By Stefan Rinner
October 16, 2026
This book argues against the received view of propositional theory, according to which mental attitudes—such as believing, knowing, hoping, and wishing—are relations held between agents and propositions. Roughly speaking, propositions are primary bearers of truth that are neither sentences nor ...
Stupidity and Self-Absorption
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By Thomas J. Spiegel
September 15, 2026
Stupidity and Self-Absorption offers the first full-length philosophical exploration of human stupidity, reinterpreting it as a pervasive existential condition rooted in self-absorption. It argues that stupidity is not merely a cognitive or moral failing but a habitual resistance to reality, ...
Respect and Power: The Foundations of Critical Ethics and Politics
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By Roberto Mordacci
August 26, 2026
This book presents a historically informed, theoretically systematic, and critically articulated theory of respect that challenges many of the presuppositions of the current debate in ethics and politics. It develops a theory of respect as the rule of power relations, which draws connections ...
Wildness, Justice, and Aesthetics: Imaginaries of Future Urban Natures
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By Tea Lobo
August 20, 2026
Urbanization is expanding at rapid rates worldwide. This growth depletes resources, destroys habitats, and negatively affects mental health by distancing people from nature. On the other hand, per-capita resource and space consumption decreases significantly in cities compared to suburban and rural...
Silence in Mood Disorders: A Philosophical Investigation
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By Dan Degerman
July 30, 2026
We live in a society that valorises speech and treats silence as a harm to be broken. This assumption runs especially deep in mental health discourse, where silence is both medicalised — as a symptom and as a cause — and targeted by campaigns urging people to open up. Silence in Mood Disorders ...
Oppressive Speech and Society: Philosophical Perspectives
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By Mihaela Popa-Wyatt
July 22, 2026
This volume offers a set of theoretical frameworks for understanding the relationship between oppressive speech and the social structures within which it operates. Central to the volume is the fact that oppressive speech doesn’t just harm the target during a conversation; it serves to establish and...