Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal

Would you prefer not to? We, however, are pleased to share our latest journal issue, GFPJ 46:1 (2025)! This issue contains articles on the socialization debate, Lucretius, Foucault, and more

This week we are pleased to share our two latest journal issues! The first, GFPJ 45:1 (2024), celebrates the work of the late Richard Bernstein, preceded by an opening reflection by his student and colleague Nancy Fraser.

Big news! GFPJ 44:1-2, the last of our pandemic backlog, is available now. This double issue features essays by Stefan Bird-Pollan, Selin Islekel, Jason Read, Irene McMullin, Dimitris Vardoulakis…

For Lior Levy, women’s memory is a philosophical question. How do women remember, and how are they remembered? And what did Hegel miss?

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Those and some other great articles are all in GFPJ 43:2, "Forgetting and Memory," a special issue edited by Krishna Boddapati. You can read the whole at pdcnet.org/collection-ano….

Have a great weekend, and stay tuned for more next week!