Borderless Philosophy 4 (2021), Featuring: Works By Arran Gare, Kristina Lebedeva, and Others, on Anti-Posthumanism, Our Sociable Sociality, Les Fleurs de Bien in London, Moral Futurology, Neo-Organicist Epistemology, What It’s Like to Be in Pain, Embodied-Enactive Philosophy of Science, Anti-Computational-Theory-of-Mind, Real Metaphysics, and Ciceronian Unhappy Consciousness.

by May 31, 2021

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Arran Gare (Swinburne University of Technology, AU), “Against Posthumanism: Posthumanism as the World Vision of House-Slaves,” 1-56.

2. Robert Hanna (Independent, USA), “Our Sociable Sociality: A Postscript to The Mind-Body Politic,” 57-96.

3. Emre Kazim (Kings College London, UK), “Les Fleurs du Bien All Over London,” 97-99.

4. Andreas Keller (Independent, DE), “Integrating the Future,” 100-123.

5. Andreas Keller (Independent, DE), “Towards a History and Pre-History of Knowledge,” 124-168.

6. Kristina Lebedeva (Independent, USA), “That Casual Word, Pain,” 169-172.

7. Michelle Maiese (Emmanuel College, USA), “Scientific Inquiry, Objectivity, and Embodied-Enactive Cognition,” 173-197.

8. Otto Paans (Independent, NL), “How To Do Real Metaphysics: 26 Theses,” 198-227.

9. M. Brian Palmer (Independent, CA), “Against Computational Theory of Mind, Or, Why Normative Computational Theory of Mind Ignores A Wiser Epistemic Means, Risking Epistemic Bankruptcy as an End,” 228-243.

10. George Saad (Memorial University, CA), “Greek Schools, Roman Heirs, and Unhappy Consciousness in Cicero’s Academica,” 244-263.

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