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"Moral Responsibility and the Flicker of Freedom" by Justin A. Capes examines the principle of alternative possibilities (PAP). This chapter explores whether these cases confirm or challenge our understanding of free will. Read more: oxford.ly/4d1TCSW #PhilosophyInFocus

Discover the overlooked contributions of Margaret Macdonald in "Margaret Macdonald, Philosopher of Language." Explore her evolving views on verificationism and profound insights into language use and performative acts. Read more: oxford.ly/4d5nvBT #WomensHistory

"Mary Ann Shadd Cary", edited by Nneka D. Dennie, showcases Shadd Cary’s fight for racial and gender equality revealing key insights into nineteenth-century Black feminist thought. Read more: oxford.ly/4jaoSk4 #PhilosophyInFocus

"Kant on Freedom and Rational Agency" by Markus Kohl examines Kant’s doctrine of freedom, defending a dual-aspect interpretation of transcendental idealism. This chapter explores how Kant justifies belief in free will. Read more: oxford.ly/45hsDko #PhilosophyInFocus

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"The Oxford Handbook of Freedom", edited by David Schmidtz and Carmen E. Pavel, explores diverse perspectives on liberty, from self-ownership to positive freedom, questioning how freedom functions in a diverse society. Read more: oxford.ly/43xu4sD #PhilosophyInFocus

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What is gender oppression? Is there a distinctive kind of women’s knowledge? “Feminist Philosophy” offers a concise, intersectional guide to key debates in feminist thought - from identity and embodiment to justice and the environment. Read now: oxford.ly/4kgvVt5

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What is Freedom? by Toby Buckle explores freedom through diverse perspectives. This chapter examines whether workplaces function as dictatorships, questioning the limits of economic freedom. Read more: oxford.ly/43zpThn #PhilosophyInFocus

Last call! The Monist invites papers on the Philosophy of Biodiversity. Explore, challenge, and expand current standards in philosophical discussions of biodiversity. Submit by June 15, 2025. Learn more: oxford.ly/4g8UZ32

"Being Guilty" by Guy Elgat explores how thinkers from Kant to Heidegger link guilt to freedom. This chapter examines Schelling’s view that guilt presupposes a timeless, free act of self-constitution. Read more: oxford.ly/3SvECn9 #PhilosophyInFocus