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J. Jeremy Wisnewski

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    Undead patriarchy and the possibility of love
    with Leah McClimans
    In Rebecca Housel & J. Jeremy Wisnewski (eds.), Twilight and Philosophy: Vampires, Vegetarians, and the Pursuit of Immortality, Wiley. pp. 163--75. 2009.
    Philosophy of Love
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    The Politics of Agency: Toward a Pragmatic Philosophical Anthropology
    Ashgate. 2008.
    This book argues that the traditional emphasis on the accuracy of a given theory of human agency has systematically obscured the normative dimension in these theories and that recognizing this normative dimension allows us to see that a ...
    Objectivity and Value in Social ScienceAgency, MiscPhilosophy of AnthropologyHolism and Individualis…Read more
    Objectivity and Value in Social ScienceAgency, MiscPhilosophy of AnthropologyHolism and Individualism in Social SciencePhilosophy of Social Science, General Works
  • Screws and nails : paper tigers and moral monsters in The office (US)
    In Jeremy Wisnewski (ed.), The Office and Philosophy: Scenes From the Unexamined Life, Blackwell. 2008.
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    Method, Ontology, and Re-claiming the 'Real': A reply to Jones
    Philosophy in the Contemporary World 21 (1): 92-98. 2014.
    In the following reply to Joe Frank Jones, Ill's "Analysis, Phenomenology and the Travails of Ontology," I argue that skepticism about method plays an important critical role in philosophical thinking. I further suggest that it may be time for philosophy to rehabilitate metaphysics rather than simply ceding it to the natural sciences.
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