Some good stuff from Robin James: “Stop & Drone” post over on Cyborgology

it’s her factory: ICYMI: My “Stop & Drone” post over on Cyborgology.

APA’s JFP to be Free

Some (very) modest good news: Phil Jobs and the APA are partnering to off PhilJobs: Jobs for Philosophers, which will be free of charge to job seekers, offering more comprehensive listings internationally as part of the package. At least the APA will stop funding itself off of struggling job seekers, so this is a good step towards some cognizance of equity issues.

via All.

New Philosophy in Review out

Andrew Dunstall has a kind review of my State of Sovereignty. Here’s some others I’ll be sending along to my kindle.

 

Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer, Towards a New Manifesto, trans. Rodney Livingstone. Reviewed by	PDF
Michael A. Principe	171–173

Roland Barthes, The Preparation of the Novel, trans. Kate Briggs. Reviewed by PDF Nicholas P. Greco 177–178

Daniel O. Dahlstrom, ed., Interpreting Heidegger: Critical Essays. Reviewed by	PDF
Francesco Tampoia	182–185

Vasso Kindi and Arabatzis, eds., Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions Revisited. Reviewed by PDF Sheldon Richmond 203–207

Jacques Ranciére, The Politics of Literature. Reviewed by	PDF
Peter Admirand	226–228

John R. Shook and Paul Kurtz, eds., Dewey’s Enduring Impact: Essays on America’s Philosopher. Reviewed by	PDF
Paul Forster	235–239

Hasana Sharp, Spinoza and the Politics of Renaturalization. Reviewed by	PDF
Shannon Dea	232–234

Gareth D. Williams, The Cosmic Viewpoint: A Study of Seneca’s Natural Questions. Reviewed by	PDF
Rodrigo Sebastián Braicovich	246–248

 

The Past Present: Turkey, Erdoğan, and the Gezi Protests–Timur Hammond | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D

Timur Hammond with an on-the-ground look at the Turkish protests: The Past Present: Turkey, Erdoğan, and the Gezi Protests–Timur Hammond | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D.

Jean-Luc Nancy // Reviews // Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews // University of Notre Dame

Marie-Eve Morin’s book on Nancy reviewed by Christopher Watkin: Jean-Luc Nancy // Reviews // Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews // University of Notre Dame.

Geography Speaks reviewed by Michael Glass | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D

Geography Speaks reviewed by Michael Glass | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D.

Iraq body count info-graphic for Media Lens poll | Progressive Geographies

Via Progressive Geographies, Iraq body count info-graphic for Media Lens poll | . Apparently, the Brits are only off by about between 90 and 98% the death toll in Iraq. Stuart’s right about the reduction to quantity the lives lost, but in any case, I wonder if there’s any data (more counting!) on similar numbers in the U.S. and Canada.

Marijn Nieuwenhuis: Terror in the Air in Istanbul | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D

An excellent commentary discussing the air war in Istanbul, connecting it with Sloterdijk’s work (note well, we have made his 2009 Society and Space article open access, with the link provided here: Marijn Nieuwenhuis: Terror in the Air in Istanbul | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D.

Issue 3 Out | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D

Issue 3 Out | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D.

I received a CFP from Philosophia Africana

Web site here. Alas, it’s a pretty terrible web site, but if you’re doing work in Africana philosophy, it’s a good place to publish.