[SydPhil] Out Now: JCP Issue 6.1/2 Featuring a Symposium on Plant Life

[Daniel Carey]

Dear Colleagues,

We are delighted to announce that Issue 6.1/2 of the Journal of Continental Philosophy is out now on our website<https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/lJXECk81N9tX0zxJRT2flIGt_su?domain=pdcnet.org>.

This double issue, edited by Daniel Carey, examines the world around us in a broad sense. It includes a number of fresh perspectives on questions of love, visual culture, politics, AI, and more, and culminates in a symposium topic examining plant life in the history of philosophy from antiquity to today.

Table of Contents

Editor's Introduction

1. A Walk Down the Garden Path - Daniel Carey

Articles

2. "At the Heart of Being": On the Turn to Love in Continental Philosophy - Richard White
3. To Become a Seer: Deleuze on Art, Politics, and Resistance - Keren Shahar
4. The Media Tomb: Enclosure and the End of Exteriority - Joe Larios
5. Lucretian "Moterialism": Rereading De rerum natura with Barbara Cassin - Michael James Bennett

Symposium on Plants

6. Plato's Plant-Based Metaphysics: Writing on Papyrus and the Logic of the Supplement - Michael Naas
7. The Tree Says "Hello": Heidegger's Botanical Language - S. Montgomery Ewegen
8. Experience, Memory, and Plant Life in Adorno's Minima Moralia - Elaine P. Miller
9. The Ethics of Life: Plant and Animal - Jeffrey T. Nealon
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Kind Regards,

The Editorial Collective
Journal of Continental Philosophy