A companion to public philosophy

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Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell (2022)
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Will have appeal to a very diverse range of philosophers, across all traditional branches of philosophy (nearly all major areas are covered). Combines substantive philosophical work on the various philosophical areas, with detailed methodological work, and introductory chapters exploring the nature of public philosophy per se.

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B63.C653 2022

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9781119635222   9781119635253   1119635225   1119635241

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original Lee McIntyre, Nancy McHugh and Ian Olasov (2022) "A Companion to Public Philosophy". Wiley-Blackwell
edition McIntyre, Lee; McHugh, Nancy; Olasov, Ian (2025) "A Companion to Public Philosophy". Wiley-Blackwell
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What Is Public Philosophy?  (pages 1–8)Lee McIntyre
The Professionalization of Philosophy.  (pages 9–17)Adam Briggle
Rekindling Public Philosophy.  (pages 18–25)Tom Morris
The Case Against Public Philosophy.  (pages 26–40)Jack Russell Weinstein
The Value of Public Philosophy.  (pages 41–52)Evelyn Brister
Feminist Bioethics as Public Practice.  (pages 53–64)Yolonda Wilson
Disability, Bioethics, and the Duty to Do Public Philosophy During a Global Pandemic.  (pages 65–74)Joseph A. Stramondo
Philosophy in Public Life in the Latin American and Latinx traditions: Mexico and Argentina.  (pages 75-85)Sergio A. Gallegos-Ordorica
Africana Public Philosophy and Its Critique of Anti‐Black Propaganda.  (pages 86–94)Dalitso Ruwe
Earth – A Place for Indigenous Solutions.  (pages 95–105)Daniel R. Wildcat
Public Reasoning About the Good Life.  (pages 106–113)Massimo Pigliucci
Public Philosophy, Sustainability, and Environmental Problems.  (pages 114–122)Zachary Piso
Philosophy of Protest and Epistemic Activism.  (pages 123–133)José Medina
Public Philosophy and Deliberative Practices.  (pages 134–142)Noëlle McAfee
Peace Literacy, Public Philosophy, and Peace Activism.  (pages 143–153)Christian Matheis & Sharyn Clough
Public Philosophy and Fat Activism.  (pages 154–165)Lacey J. Davidson & Melissa D. Gruver
Public Philosophy and Food.  (pages 175–185)Shanti Chu
Public Philosophy and Trans Activism.  (pages 186–200)Veronica Ivy & B. R. George
Popular Ethics in The Good Place and Beyond.  (pages 201–210)Todd May
Welcome to Voice Land.  (pages 211–220)Anthony L. Cashio
Public Philosophy Through Film.  (pages 221–232)S. B. Schoonover
Say What? Talking Philosophy with the Public.  (pages 233–239)Ruth Chang
Public Philosophy and Popular Culture.  (pages 240–248)William Irwin
Public Philosophy Through Narrative.  (pages 249–258)Barry Lam
Philosophy Podcasting.  (pages 259–265)Peter Adamson
Philosophical Spaces.  (pages 266–279)Ian Olasov
Philosophy in Nature as a Kind of Public Philosophy.  (pages 280–289)Andrea Christelle
Philosophical Counseling.  (pages 290–302)Lou Marinoff
The Transformative Power of Community Engaged Teaching.  (pages 303–310)A. Todd Franklin
Philosophy Through Memes.  (pages 311–324)Simon J. Evnine
Philosophy for Children.  (pages 325–336)Jana Mohr Lone
Public Philosophy in Prisons.  (pages 337–346)Michael Ray
Philosophical Collaborations with Activists.  (pages 347–358)Andrea J. Pitts
Getting Close.  (pages 359–370)Anita L. Allen
Healthcare Ethics Consultation as Public Philosophy.  (pages 371–380)Lisa Fuller & Mark Christopher Navin
Ethics Consulting in Industry.  (pages 381–387)Michael Brent & Reid Blackman
Interactions Between Professionalized and Non‐Professionalized Philosophers.  (pages 388–396)John Altmann & Bryan W. Van Norden
Troubling the “Public” in and Through Philosophy.  (pages 397–408)George Yancy
Esse est Percipi.  (pages 409–418)Patrick Lin
Institutional Challenges to Public Philosophy.  (pages 419–427)Michael D. Burroughs
The Future of Public Philosophy.  (pages 428–442)Nancy McHugh

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