If you're looking to start or update an applied philosophy/ethics course, Hackett has some great resources: hackettpublishing.com/the-ethics-o... hackettpublishing.com/applied-epis... hackettpublishing.com/an-introduct... hackettpublishing.com/the-hackett-... hackettpublishing.com/environmenta...

This fine text now includes an instructor's manual and test bank with answers for instructors, and will soon also have "more to think about" material for each chapter free online, available in affordable print and ebook #philosophy hackettpublishing.com/discovering-...

Lee Braver's Introducing Ethics, which takes on the subject through discussion of six major historical figures, is now available from Hackett. Jerry Piven (Rutgers) says “Introducing Ethics is such a marvelous, clear, delightfully engaging text..." hackettpublishing.com/introducing-...

Today is the official publication day for this timely and wonderful new book by Sven Nyholm. We are already getting translation queries! hackettpublishing.com/the-ethics-o...

A new edition of "On Liberty" names Harriet Taylor Mill and John Stuart Mill as co-authors. [Countless students who've attributed the book to "Mills" nod approvingly]

A nice Big Think article with Sven Nyholm, including a few of the themes from his new Hackett book, The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence: A Philosophical Introduction (out March 23) bigthink.com/philosophy/t...

WTF. Their Tagline: "Stop stressing. Start acing. Einstein does the busywork so you don't have to." *You* aren't acing anything. And the “busywork”? You mean the coursework. It just does the coursework.

This book, by the great Sven Nyholm, is out next month, but you can see the TOC and Intro here right now!: hackettpublishing.com/the-ethics-o... Great for those just starting out with the ethics of AI, and for early-level courses that include the subject. #AI

Woot!

Only just over an hour to go to enter to win the new Aristotle, Complete Works!

Come by today between 8:30 and 4:30. Say hello, browse some books, and enter to win the new Aristotle, Complete Works! #hackett #apaeastern

Come by today between 8:30 and 4:30. Say hello, browse some books, and enter to win the new Aristotle, Complete Works! #hackett #apaeastern

Come by the Hackett table today 10:30 to 6:50 to browse our books and enter to win a set of Aristotle, Complete Works #apaeastern

Coming soon: my new book *The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence: A Philosophical Introduction*. More info - including three very generous blurbs from @davidgunkel.bsky.social, @briandavidearp.bsky.social, & Crystal L'Hote, PhD - here: hackettpublishing.com/new-forthcom... #aiethics #philosophy

Had a lot of fun playing with the band last night at Deep Cuts in Boston (ok, Medford), opening for J Robbins Band playing Burning Airlines material. Thanks to friends who came out to see the show! This is the beautiful kit I played, borrowed from Pete, the J Robbins drummer.

What's involved with Hackett's new 2 volume set of Aristotle's Complete Works, you ask? www.thenationalherald.com/this-century...

A nice piece about one of my authors and their Hackett social media ethics book www.alma.edu/news/alma-co...

One of the conference attendees is not like the others

Here again today until 4:00. Come on by! @hackettpub.bsky.social

Come by the Hackett table in the networking area, exhibit hall A, all day today and tomorrow. Ask me about our new medical ethics text, get a free exam copy if teaching a relevant course, or order a print or ebook copy for yourself! @hackettpub.bsky.social

🙂"This is an excellent introduction to applied epistemology. By engaging with vivid, real-world cases, Barnes grapples with pressing questions posed by expertise, disagreement, propaganda, artificial intelligence, and more. Highly recommended." —Hrishikesh Joshi hackettpublishing.com/applied-epis...

Amazon is currently out of stock, but you can get An Introduction to the Ethics of Social Media direct from Hackett! Interesting, accessible, relevant to and for your students... includes free online discussion cases, lecture slides, and a reading schedule! hackettpublishing.com/an-introduct...

Review: "Carroll deftly guides his readers through the writings of Plato, Aristotle, Hutcheson, Hume, Kant, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Tolstoy, all the way to Clive Bell, making a powerful case along the way for the enduring legacy of each in the philosophy of art." hackettpublishing.com/classics-in-...

We’re number one! Number one new release in medical ethics, that is (ok, it doesn’t mean much and won’t last, but we’ll take it while we can get it!).

Billionaire Daniel Lubetzky recommends reading classical Greek philosophy to get an edge in the AI era. Who am I to disagree? Better order your Plato and Aristotle while you can! Hackett has your back. www.msn.com/en-us/news/t...

The book in question: hackettpublishing.com/meaning-is-e...

Now available! If you're looking for a philosophically *and* clinically informed and up-to-date text for medical ethics, look no further! www.amazon.com/Hackett-Intr...

I'm very pleased that Prashant Parikh's Hackett book, Meaning Is Everywhere: Language, Artificial Intelligence, Society is on this list, and in excellent company! royalinstitutephilosophy.org/news/longlis...

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Dude, punk rock emerged an explicit rejection of the corporate music industry. AI is five megacorporations in a trench coat. It’s about as categorically not punk rock as you can get.

Medical ethics is an important, thorny, and dynamic subject. Here's a great place to start. hackettpublishing.com/the-hackett-...

And also psyched for this one! Coming in September! hackettpublishing.com/new-forthcom...

Psyched for this book to publish later this year. "From trusting testimony and recognizing experts, to acknowledging bias and resisting propaganda, Applied Epistemology teaches us how to use theories of knowledge to navigate our complex world." Uses real cases. hackettpublishing.com/new-forthcom...

Looking forward to seeing this film www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zcz1...

In episode 3 of Behind Aristotle: Complete Works, co-editor Pavlos Kontos makes a case for modern society's need for newness—more specifically, why a fresh translation of Aristotle's complete corpus is necessary now. Watch the full episode here: vimeo.com/1088200912?s...

An excerpt from Christof Rapp's Introduction to Aristotle: Complete Works, "What Is Included and How the Collection Came About," is available for reading on the Hackett website. Click the link below to access the PDF: hackettpublishing.com/pdfs/ACW_Int...

Hackett typically publishes books in the humanities for students, independent learners, and scholars, but we also recently published this very cool journal put together by Old Norse linguistics and culture expert, Jackson Crawford. You know, for the kids! hackettpublishing.com/wanderer-s-j...

Very cool Hackett author (ok, ok, he's worked with other publishers too) Bryan Van Norden on Sean Carroll's very cool podcast.

Probably just faster to order a copy from Hackett hackettpublishing.com/essay-concer...

For all y'all who teach, or may soon teach, medical ethics... coming your way soon! hackettpublishing.com/philosophy/t...

Over on that other unsavory site, Richard Chappell posts this excerpt from a new review of An Introduction to Utilitarianism hackettpublishing.com/introduction...

This thread highlights some of the challenges facing scholarly presses such as Duke UP but applies to small, affordable and independent publishers like Hackett as well. Despite the mantra that students don't read books, such a culturally and cognitively damaging state of affairs is not inevitable. 📖

More enduring value than a Cyber Truck, and a lot better looking too.

Stockpile your summer reading with the Hackett Warehouse Sale! For a limited time, check out the link below to find a curated selection of titles at 30-50% off their original list prices: hackettpublishing.com/warehouse-sale Note: Exclusions apply, see website for more details.

Cool to hear my grad school colleague Branden Fitelson on Sean's excellent podcast!

The tragic death of Anand Vaidya at the age of 48 was a great loss to philosophy. I'd strongly recommend reading this fantastic essay Anand wrote on how Indian philosophy can help with the deepest questions of human existence. aeon.co/essays/how-c...

I don't mean to take the wind out of the sails of the whole new American pope thing, but...

Do it.