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University of Toronto, St. George Campus
Department of Philosophy

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  • Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science
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Department Affiliates

  • 38
    Regular faculty
  • 21
    Other faculty
  • 4
    Retired faculty
  • 5
    Graduate students
  • 180
    Undergraduates
  • 39
    Alumni
  • 2
    Other

Department Activity

  •  News and Updates
  •  Publications

Also at University of Toronto, St. George Campus

  • Graduate Department of Philosophy
  • Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science
  • Applied Psychology And Human Development
  • All departments
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  • Miron Clay-Gilmore, Paradoxes of Being: On Western Humanist Epistemology (MAN) and the Digitization of Racial Domination and Warfare in the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’ using Cutting-Edge Information and Artificial Intelligence Technologies
    American Philosophical Quarterly 63 (2): 169-181. 2026.
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  • Miron Clay-Gilmore, Syan Lopez, and Michael R. Taylor Jr, Paradoxes of Being
    American Philosophical Quarterly 63 (2): 169-181. 2026.
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  • Miron Clay-Gilmore, Daniel Fryer, Ian S. Peebles, Lauren Richardson, Michael R. Taylor Jr, Alexander Williams Tolbert, Danny Underwood, Yosef Washington, Jada Wiggleton-Little, and Ashia Wilson, Contemporary Issues in Black Philosophy
    American Philosophical Quarterly 63 (2): 111-117. 2026.
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  • Miron Clay-Gilmore, Notes from Inside the Killing Machine
    Philosophy and Global Affairs 6 (1): 141-177. 2026.
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  • Miron Clay-Gilmore, Beyond the Social Contract, But Not Beyond Liberalism?
    Radical Philosophy Review 29 (1): 211-214. 2026.
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  • Yonathan Fiat, Escaping Zeno’s shadow: a defense of common knowledge
    Philosophical Studies 183 (6): 1793-1816. 2026.
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  • Simone Luigi Migliaro, Nominalismi irriducibili. Un reinquadramento delle dottrine semantiche di Ockham e Buridano alla luce dei loro orientamenti filosofici
    TAB edizioni. 2026.
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  • Giuliano Infantino, Spielen, Lernen, Wachsen und Wählen. Warum Kindern das Wahlrecht zusteht
    Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie. 2026.
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  • Giuliano Infantino, Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer, Hegels Realphilosophie. Ein dialogischer Kommentar zur Idee der Natur und des Geistes in der ‘Enzyklopädie der philosophischen Wissenschaften’. Hamburg: Meiner, 2023. ISBN 978-3-7873-4240-2 (e-book). 978-3-7873-4239-6 (hbk). Pp. 1070. 98.00€ (review)
    Hegel Bulletin 47 (1): 151-154. 2026.
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  • Joshua Fahmy-Hooke, Reflective and Relucent Phenomenology: The influence of Husserl in Heidegger’s Frühe Vorlesungen, 1919–1925
    Meta: Research in Hermeneutics, Phenomenology, and Practical Philosophy 18 (1). 2026.
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  • Joshua Fahmy-Hooke, Husserl’s Logical Investigations and the Problem of Truth: A Response to Tugendhat’s Critique of Heidegger
    Husserl Studies 42 (3): 15. 2026.
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  • Joshua Fahmy-Hooke, Husserl's Shadow: Heidegger's Early Concept of Truth
    Dissertation, Memorial University. 2026.
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  • Martin Pickavé and Peter King, Oxford Studies in Medieval Philosophy, volume 11 (edited book)
    Oxford University Press. 2025.
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  • Nicholas Stang, Is Kant's critique of metaphysics obsolete?
    Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 111 (1): 25-53. 2025.
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  • Shruta Swarup, The Motive of Duty, Emotional Motives, and the Kantian Criterion of Summonability
    Ratio 38 (3): 157-164. 2025.
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  • Michael A. Rosenthal, Parmenides and Dr. Strangelove, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying about Monism and Accept the World of Relations, at least for the sake of the Good
    European Journal of Philosophy 33 (1): 354-364. 2025.
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  • Jason Winning, Open-Ended Control Versus Closed-Ended Control: Limits of Mechanistic Explanation
    Biological Theory 21 (2): 187-198. 2025.
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  • Agata Ciabattoni, Josephine Dik, and Elisa Freschi, Mīmāṃsā on ‘better-not’ Permissions
    Journal of Philosophical Logic 54 (3): 651-689. 2025.
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  • Martin Dimitrov, The evaluative qualia theory of pleasure and displeasure
    Synthese 205 (1). 2025.
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  • Sara Aronowitz, Semanticization Challenges the Episodic–Semantic Distinction
    British Journal for the Philosophy of Science. 2025.
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  • Sara Aronowitz, The Problem of New Theories (3rd ed.)
    In Kurt Sylvan, Jonathan Dancy, Ernest Sosa & Matthias Steup (eds.), A Companion to Epistemology, 2 Volume Set, Wiley-blackwell. 2025.
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  • Steve Coyne, The Sources of Authoritative Exclusion
    Law and Philosophy 44 (3): 269-293. 2025.
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  • Gwen Bradford, Failure
    In Mauro Rossi & Christine Tappolet (eds.), Ill-Being: Philosophical Perspectives, Oxford University Press. 2025.
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  • Gwen Bradford, Ross and Aesthetic Value
    In Robert Audi & David Phillips (eds.), The Moral Philosophy of W. D. Ross: Metaethics, Normative Ethics, Virtue, and Value, Oxford University Press. pp. 209-225. 2025.
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  • Miron Clay-Gilmore, Hunting for humans: on slavery, the emergence of the US as the world’s first super industrial state and its deployment of artificial intelligence and other military technology to repress dissent and neutralize enemy combatants
    AI and Ethics 10. 2025.
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  • Miron Clay-Gilmore, Exploring the Roots of the Slave Mentality: Phallicism, Genocidal Violence, Homoeroticism and Rape in the Jewish Holocaust and American Police-State
    Journal of African American Studies 28 (3). 2025.
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  • Miron Clay-Gilmore, James S. Williams, Frantz Fanon (review)
    H-France Review 25 (2). 2025.
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  • Yonathan Fiat, Knowing to infinity: Full knowledge and the margin‐for‐error principle
    Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 110 (3): 1083-1113. 2025.
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  • Simone Luigi Migliaro, Future Contingents and Divine Foreknowledge in John Aurifaber’s Questions on Aristotle’s Physics
    Bulletin de Philosophie Medievale 67 (1): 183-247. 2025.
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  • Simone Luigi Migliaro, Concepts, Transcendentals, and Modes of Imposition. The (Problematic) Intuition of Albert of Saxony
    Studi Sull'aristotelismo Medievale (Secoli Vi-Xvi) 5 179-216. 2025.
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