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Recent General Interest Articles

  1. Julian Reiss

    Interview with Julian Reiss, author of Philosophy of Economics: A Contemporary Introduction

    In recent years, certain economic realities—the financial crisis, for example—have challenged the assumptions, methods, and models economists have used to interpret empirically observable facts that make up “the economy”. Philosophy of Economics: A Contemporary Introduction by Julian Reiss (April 2013) introduces readers to the field in which many of those challenges are now being articulated. Questions of ethics, of the nature of human rationality when faced with economic decision-making, and of the verifiability of economic models are all now being asked anew about economic practices and decisions. This interview hopes to open those questions to all curious readers. Click here to read the full Q&A. 

  2. 2013 Philosophy Catalog Now Available Online!

    Visit our online catalog to browse our latest titles in Philosophy

  3. New Titles from the Thinking in Action Series

    Thinking in Action is a series that takes philosophy to its public. Each book is written by a major philosopher or thinker, covers an important contemporary topic, and is clear and accessible. New titles include On Loyalty and On Humanism, 2nd Edition.

  4. Consequentialism

    Featured Series: New Problems of Philosophy

    In 2009, Routledge Philosophy launched a rousing new series, New Problems of Philosophy, edited by José Luis Bermúdez, Texas A&M University, USA. New Problems of Philosophy provides accessible and engaging surveys of the most important problems in contemporary philosophy. Each book examines a topic or theme that has either emerged on the philosophical landscape in recent years, or a longstanding problem refreshed in light of recent work in philosophy and related disciplines.

  5. The Routledge Companion to Metaphysics

    Routledge Philosophy Companions: Now for Your Classes

    Did you know that our paperback Routledge Philosophy Companions are now available as complimentary exam copies to qualified professors? The anthologies in this series collect original essays by the field's leading scholars to offer comprehensive overviews of major areas of philosophy, providing a great resource for students. View the full list here.

  6. Karen Stohr

    A great philosophical question: Why can’t you bring Pepsi and Ding Dongs to a dinner party?

    Karen Stohr, author of On Manners, attempts an answer and traces the many connections between manners, etiquette and philosophy. Click here to read the full Q&A.

  7. Philosophy Theme of the Month, December 2011

    ‘Tis the season, and our Theme of the Month is Philosophy of Religion. Learn more about the related books we publish here...

  8. Philosopher of the Month, November 2011

    To celebrate the publication of our new translation of Phenomenology of Perception, Maurice Merleau-Ponty is our Philosopher of the Month. Find out more here...

  9. An Argument for Naturalism

    Alex Rosenberg, author of Philosophy of Science: A Contemporary Introduction, explains his philosophical naturalism in the New York Times.

  10. Go Green with Routledge eBooks!

    Did you know that Routledge offers books in earth-friendly electronic editions? Many of our titles are also available to course instructors as complimentary e-inspection copies. Click here to find out more!

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