- In Memoriam – Reflections on the Friendship and Philosophical Life of Trudy Conway
- A Radical Humanism: A Review of Eric Fromm’s Critical Theory: Hope, Humanism and the Future
- Mason Marshall, Reading Plato’s Dialogues to Enhance Learning and Inquiry: Exploring Socrates’ Use of Protreptic for Student Engagement
- All Human Beings Are Equal, But Some Human Beings Are More Equal Than Others – A Case Study On Punishing Abortion-Performing Doctors But Not Abortion-Procuring Women
- Commentary and Questions by Lori Keleher
- Introduction to the Symposium and Global Development Ethics
- Commentary and Questions by Robert Paul Churchill
- Echeverría, Bolívar. Modernity and “Whiteness”
- Mass Deliberative Democracy and Criminal Justice Reform – Beyond Democratic Communitarian Localism
- Guests in the Out-Side – Becoming, Knowing, and Acting in Jane Bennett’s Vital Materialism
- Friends and Citizens in Plato’s Crito – A Revisionary Relational Reading
- Special Section: Anarres Project for Alternative Futures Collection
- George Yancy. Across Black Spaces: Essays and Interviews from an American Philosopher (Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2020). Kindle Edition
- Rethinking Belonging in a Globalized World – Home(s) in Morrison and Lugones
- iZombie Cyborg Dancers – Rechoreographing Smartphone Abusers
- Should A.I. Be Your Therapist?
- Insatiable: Why Everything is not Enough
- Covid 19, Disability, and the Ethics of Distributing Scarce Resources
- Using Values as Evidence When There’s Evidence for Your Values
- The Robotic Touch – Why There is No Good Reason to Prefer Human Nurses to Carebots
- Some Approaches to an Ethics for Disaster
- Response to My Critics
- Women in the Crossfire – A Reply to Robert Paul Churchill
- A Complex Adaptive Systems Approach to Understanding the Honor Killer – Comments on Robert Paul Churchill’s Women in the Crossfire: Understanding and Ending Honor Killing
- “Transformations of Shame and Honor: Ideology, Diagnostics, and Liberation from State Interests” – A response to Robert Paul Churchill’s Women in the Crossfire: Understanding and Ending Honor Killings
- An Introduction to Honor Killing and Women in the Crossfire
- On the Possibility of Action as Liberation from (Non)Violence
- The Tree of Life – Wisdom Reflected in the Face of Domestic Terror
- The Cognitive Unconscious in Native American Embodied Knowing
- “That’s Just So-and-So Being So-and-So” – On Some Possible Meanings, Functions, and Moral Implications of an Explanation
- Finding Moral Casualties in Wartime Fatalities
- The Fatally Flawed Leadership of Donald J. Trump – A Platonic Analysis
- Affordances, Embodiment, and Moral Perception – A Sketch of a Moral Theory
- Colonialism and Ressentiment
- On Becoming Worthy of Victory – Asserting a Natural Place for Philosophy in Global Struggle
- Environmental Racism and Privileged Consumerism
- Doing Philosophy in the Contemporary World – A Joint Interview with the Editors
- Only a Game? – On the Meaning of Violent Video Gameplay
- Unframing the Human
- Levinasian Caregiving – Dementia and the Other-In-Between
- Why It’s Wrong to Stand Your Ground
- Integrity and Self Image
- Dreaming of AI Lovers
- Rethinking Liberalism – Sandel, Nussbaum, and the Good Society
- Biographical Notes on Authors
- Arju as “Caring Space, In-Between” – Philosophical Reflections on “Care” from Ao Naga, India
- “When We Handed Out the Crayolas, They Just Stared at Them” – Deploying metronormativity in the war against FLDS mothers
- Adoption, Race, and Rescue – Transracial Adoption and Lesbian/Gay Ascendency to Whiteness
- Claiming: thoughts of an unconventional older mother
- Dreaming of Bad Motherhood in the Jungle
- Stuck on This Side – Symbolic Dislocation of Motherhood due to Forced Family Separation in Mexican Women Deported to Tijuana
- Philosophical Articulations on “Mothering” and “Care” from the “Margins”
- Doing Philosophy in the Contemporary World – An Interview with Philosopher Burcu Gurkan
- On Widening The Moral Sphere
- The Business of Complaining Ethically
- Hegel’s Reproduction Issues – On Identity Politics, International Relations, and the Desire for Recognition of Oneself in the Other
- The World as “Is” and the World as “Ought” – Contemporary Philosophy and the Crisis of Subjectivity
- Why Ignorance Fails to Excuse Climate Debt – An Aristotelian Critique
- Sex Robots and Solipsism – Towards a Culture of Empty Contact
- Eudaemonia, Well-Beings and the Pursuit of Sustainability
- The Infectiousness of Hope