Epistemic Genres explores how games shape ways of knowing, blending game studies with philosophy, media theory, and design. A sharp look at how play produces knowledge. Snag this title for review by emailing us at [email protected]. #Epistemology #GameStudies

Forty‑six years of reviews — we can hardly believe it. 🤯 Philosophy in Review Volume 46, Issue 1 is coming out this month. If you have a commissioned review outstanding, aim to submit by Monday, February 16 (EOD) via our website: buff.ly/RyYtgZJ #PhilSky

Science isn’t just data—it’s perception, judgment, bodies, and place. Thierfelder’s The Making of Scientific Knowledge reveals the epistemic life of field biology in action. Interested in reviewing? Email us at [email protected]. #PhilosophyOfScience #PhilSky

Mary Jo Iozzio’s 'Radical Dependence' offers a powerful look at disability, ethics, and the ways our lives are interwoven. A thoughtful, challenging read for anyone exploring justice and care. Interested in reviewing? Email us at [email protected]! #DisabilityStudies #PhilSky

Forty‑six years of reviews — we can hardly believe it. 🤯 Philosophy in Review Volume 46, Issue 1 is coming out this month. If you have a commissioned review outstanding, aim to submit by Monday, February 16 (EOD) via our website: buff.ly/RyYtgZJ #PhilSky

What happens when politics becomes a theatre of fictions—and when fictions become political forces of their own? PiR is recruiting reviewers for Patrick Boucheron’s Political Fictions. If this resonates with your research or teaching, reach out. 📩 [email protected] #PhilSky #Politics

Hope isn’t naïve—it’s strategic. PiR is looking for reviewers for S. J. Beard’s Existential Hope, a book that asks how we imagine futures worth fighting for even when the signs look grim. Interested in reviewing? 📩 [email protected] #PhilSky #Ethics #Hope

Interested in speculative philosophy, futurity, or world‑making? PiR is recruiting reviewers for Future’s Theory: Philosophies of the World to Come, edited by Jason Bahbak Mohaghegh. Reach out if you’d like to review this volume. 📩 [email protected] #PhilSky #WorldMaking #Future

Calling all lovers of Cynicism, rebellion, and philosophical mischief. PiR is looking for reviewers for Inger N. I. Kuin’s Diogenes: The Rebellious Life. If you’re ready to roll the barrel back into the spotlight, get in touch. 📩 [email protected] #Diogenes #PhilSky #AncientPhilosophy

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Critical hits, collaborative worlds, and the rituals that bind us—Albert R. Spencer’s The Philosophy of Role‑Playing Games brings philosophical depth to the tables we gather around. PiR is recruiting reviewers for this title. Step into the party. 📩 [email protected] #Philosophy #RPGStudies #GameStudies

Musa al-Gharbi’s We Have Never Been Woke is now available for review with Philosophy in Review. If you’re interested in engaging with this timely and provocative text, we’d love to hear from you. 📩 Contact [email protected] to volunteer as a reviewer

Musa al-Gharbi’s We Have Never Been Woke is now available for review with Philosophy in Review. If you’re interested in engaging with this timely and provocative text, we’d love to hear from you. 📩 Contact [email protected] to volunteer as a reviewer

Coming out of our cave (literally and metaphorically). PiR is back in the office, folks! 👋

Coming out of our cave (literally and metaphorically). PiR is back in the office, folks! 👋

Even philosophers need time to hibernate… you get it. Philosophy in Review is on officially on winter break until Jan 16, 2026. Thank you for another year of reviews, reflections, and great reads. See you in the thaw! ❄️ #OOO #PhilSky

From the operating theatre to the philosopher’s desk… Adam Tamas Tuboly reviews Somogy Varga’s Science, Medicine, and the Aims of Inquiry in Philosophy in Review. Read his review here: buff.ly/5D4JpZc #PhilSky #Medicine #Science

What does pragmatism mean for philosophy today? Mark Porrovecchio reviews John R. Shook’s Pragmatism in the latest Philosophy in Review. Explore the review 👉 buff.ly/71PzkmR #PhilSky #Pragmatism

Behind analytic philosophy’s cool, technical surface is a story shaped by institutions, alliances, and politics. Kyle Moore reviews Christoph Schuringa’s A Social History of Analytic Philosophy in the new issue: buff.ly/LepejRS #PhilSky #HistoryOfPhilosophy

Gaslighting is a cultural keyword, but the philosophical work behind it is thornier. @didactics.ca reviews Gaslighting: Philosophical Approaches, following the book’s attempt to sort the concept’s harms and boundaries. Review here: buff.ly/c0jS91k #PhilSky #Epistemology

@vmywang.bsky.social reviews Robert Northcott’s Science for a Fragile World, a book that asks how scientific practice should shift when the systems we study—and rely on—are under strain. Her piece appears in our November issue: buff.ly/hUCMcjS #PhilSky #PhilosophyOfScience

Rewilding promises renewal, but it also brings questions about justice, responsibility, and who gets to define repair. Juan Colomina-Alminana reviews Rewilding and Ecological Justice in our November issue: buff.ly/dl46VUi #PhilSky #EnvironmentalPhilosophy

If you’re curious how Jane Austen and Other Minds handles the inner life of Austen’s characters, Kenneth L. Brewer has thoughts—measured, pointed, and worth the detour. His review (and the rest of the issue) is here: buff.ly/TOpbwXu #PhilSky #JaneAusten

Hello everyone! As the semester wraps up, our response times may be a little longer than usual. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this busy period, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. - The PiR Editorial Team

@kaiikhair1.bsky.social takes on Shame: The Politics and Power of an Emotion, moving through its claims and contradictions with a careful eye for what the book gets right—and what it sidesteps. Full review here: buff.ly/TR52R0k #PhilSky #Shame

Winter break: you, a comfy chair, a good book. 📖 Why not turn that reading into a review for Philosophy in Review? Browse titles 👉 buff.ly/I6B59B0 #PhilSky

In our latest issue, William Franke reviews Filosofía política: de la antigüedad al mundo contemporáneo, tracing its account of political thought from classical origins to today’s debates. Read the review: buff.ly/dl46VUi #PhilSky #PoliticalPhilosophy

In our November issue, Zachary Mabee reviews John Cottingham’s The Humane Perspective, tracing its reflections on human nature, meaning, and the role of religion in our search for both. Read it here: buff.ly/XFQYCAo #PhilSky #PhilosophyInReview #HumanNature

In our latest issue, Shawn Loht takes on Matthew Cipa’s Is Harpo Free?, following its strange, meticulous inquiry into what a silent figure can tell us about the metaphysics of film. Read the review: buff.ly/T3TcSGT #PhilSky #FilmPhilosophy #PhilosophyInReview

What do you get when medieval metaphysics wanders into the lab? @glennbranch.bsky.social takes up Creation through Evolution in our latest issue, tracing how Thomistic thought tries to square itself with evolutionary theory. buff.ly/LLm9J8C #PhilSky #Evolution #PhilosophyOfScience

The November issue of Philosophy in Review (Vol. 45, No. 4) is out now! 📚 Explore fresh reviews across disciplines and join the conversation: journals.uvic.ca/index.php/pi... #PhilosophyInReview #OpenAccess #PhilSky

From medieval monsters to modern taste, Theories of Ugliness maps an aesthetic counter-history. If your work spans philosophy, literature, or visual culture, we’d love to have you review this title. Sound like you? Email us: [email protected] #PhilSky #Aesthetics

What if warnings are the most urgent form of philosophy? 'Signs from the Future' invites review. If this resonates with your research/interests, we’d love to add your voice to a future issue. Contact [email protected] to claim this title! #PhilSky

From philosophy to anthropology, UVic ePublishing supports a vibrant ecosystem of scholarly journals. We can't wait to check out the latest from @anthropologica.bsky.social!

Working in African philosophy or hermeneutics? 'Interpretation for Liberation' might be a perfect fit for your next review. Want to pitch a different title? Reach out: [email protected]. #PhilSky #Africa

Final call: submissions for our last issue of 2025 close this Friday! If you’ve got a review ready for Philosophy in Review, we’d love to include it. Submit via our site: buff.ly/IVdhS54 #PhilSky

Brains, models, and minds—oh my! If 'The Idealized Mind' speaks to your research, we’d love a review. Got another title in mind? Drop us a line: [email protected]. #PhilSky

Tall grass, city trails, and the choreography of thought—Susan Leigh Foster’s Knowing as Moving is now available for review. If it speaks to your practice or scholarship, we’d love to hear from you: [email protected]. #BookReview #PhilSky

Our titles for review list is quietly curated and always growing. If something catches your eye, we’d love to hear from you: docs.google.com/spreadsheets... #PhilSky #BookReviews

Borders in the 21st century—Vol. 2025 of The BIG_Review explores policy, poetry, and resistance. From EU–Ukraine relations to the US–Mexico wall, this issue is packed with critical insight. 🔗 journals.uvic.ca/index.php/bi... #BIGReview #MigrationPolicy

'Inherent Human Dignity' by Glenn Hughes offers a philosophical reflection on what grounds our worth. If you’re interested in reviewing for Philosophy in Review, we’d be glad to connect: [email protected]. #PhilSky #BookReview #Dignity

Drawing on critical race and postcolonial feminist scholarship, Vol. 7 of Migration, Mobility, & Displacement offers urgent analysis of anti-Asian racism. Guest edited by Xiaobei Chen & Jiyoung Lee-An. 🔗 journals.uvic.ca/index.php/mmd #UVicResearch #OpenAccess #CriticalRaceTheory

Ever wondered what it means to live in motion? 'Thinking in Transit' by Megan Craig & Edward S. Casey is ready for review—and we’d love your take. Drop us a line at [email protected] if you're interested. #PhilSky #BookReview

Want to think about the future of being human? 'The End of Ageing' by Thomas Ramge is open for review. Take the plunge. Write the thing. Email [email protected] to grab this title. #Philosophy #Bioethics #BookReview

If 'A Philosopher Looks at Clothes' by Kate Moran is on your radar, why not review it? Don’t be shy! Drop us a line at [email protected] to claim this title. #Philosophy #Aesthetics #BookReview

Philosophy in Review is seeking a reviewer for 'Kant and Literary Studies', edited by Claudia Brodsky. If this sounds like your area, email [email protected] #Philosophy #LiteraryStudies #BookReview

Popper, Philosophy, and Faith explores how reason and belief meet on uneasy terms. We’re looking for a reviewer for an upcoming issue of Philosophy in Review. The book’s waiting. So are we. Email [email protected]! #PhilSky #Theology #BookReview

Interested in how divine purpose intersects with human reason? We’re seeking a reviewer for 'Divine Motivation and Humanity' in an upcoming issue of Philosophy in Review. Request this title or pitch another at [email protected]. #PhilSky #Theology #BookReview

Another reminder to folks who are hoping to submit a review before the end of the year! #PhilSky #BookReview

Curious about how design shapes the way we think about science (and vice versa)? Leslie Atzmon’s Design & Science dives straight into it. Want to review it for Philosophy in Review? We’ll assign it. Just email [email protected]. #Science #PhilSky #BookReview