Anthony Morgan is Editor of The Philosopher, the UK's longest-running public philosophy journal, as well as host of the philosophy events series, "On Philosophy". As one of the pioneers of the UK's public philosophy scene, he is actively involved in promoting the value of philosophy beyond academia.

• Introduction, Anthony MorganPart I: Living together1. What is “we”? – Dan Zahavi with Luna Dolezal2. Polarization and talking across difference – Elizabeth Anderson with Alexis Papazoglou3. Misinformation and the right to know – Lani Watson with Aidan McGlynn4. A decolonial ecology – Malcom Ferdinand with Romy Oppermann5. Listening to animals – Eva Meijer with Adam Ferner and Darren Chetty6. Relationality and political responsibility – Lewis Gordon with Olúfemi O. TáíwòPart II: Living with technology7. Misunderstanding the internet – Justin E. H. Smith with Alexis Papazoglou8. Artificial bodies and the promise of abstraction – Peter Wolfendale with Anthony Morgan9. Will artificial intelligence transform ethics? – Shannon Vallor with John Zerilli10. The algorithmic is the political – Annette Zimmermann with Matthew Lord11. Intelligence and the future of AI – Stephen Cave with Sage Cammers-Goodwin12. We and the robots – John Danaher with Anthony MorganPart III: Living under oppression13. The politics of gender and identity – Finn Mackay with Jana Bacevic14. Submission and emancipation – Manon Garcia with Kate Kirkpatrick15. Madness, identity, and recognition – Mohammed Abouelleil Rashed with Helen Spandler16. Reimagining Black men – Tommy Curry with David Livingston Smith17. Responsibility and structural injustice – Maeve McKeown with Alasia Nuti18. Disobedience and seeing like an activist – Erin R. Pineda with Robin CelikatesPart IV: Living in the end times19. A world beyond capitalism – Martin Hägglund with Lea Ypi20. Derrick Bell and racial realism – Timothy Golden with Darren Chetty21. Spinoza in the Anthropocene – Beth Lord with Chris Meyns22. Animals, pandemics, and climate change – Jeff Sebo with Lauren Van Patter23. The task of thinking in the age of dumping – Michael Marder with Sofia Lemos24. Why misanthropy? – Ian James Kidd with Anthony Morgan

A series of gripping, personal interviews that bring philosophy to bear on matters of urgency: misinformation, racial politics, capitalism, justice, AI, and more. This book lets us eavesdrop on these vital conversations, a source not just of fresh ideas but of moral and political inspiration.

Anthony Morgan is Editor of The Philosopher, the UK's longest-running public philosophy journal, as well as host of the philosophy events series, "On Philosophy". As one of the pioneers of the UK's public philosophy scene, he is actively involved in promoting the value of philosophy beyond academia.

• Introduction, Anthony MorganPart I: Living together1. What is “we”? – Dan Zahavi with Luna Dolezal2. Polarization and talking across difference – Elizabeth Anderson with Alexis Papazoglou3. Misinformation and the right to know – Lani Watson with Aidan McGlynn4. A decolonial ecology – Malcom Ferdinand with Romy Oppermann5. Listening to animals – Eva Meijer with Adam Ferner and Darren Chetty6. Relationality and political responsibility – Lewis Gordon with Olúfemi O. TáíwòPart II: Living with technology7. Misunderstanding the internet – Justin E. H. Smith with Alexis Papazoglou8. Artificial bodies and the promise of abstraction – Peter Wolfendale with Anthony Morgan9. Will artificial intelligence transform ethics? – Shannon Vallor with John Zerilli10. The algorithmic is the political – Annette Zimmermann with Matthew Lord11. Intelligence and the future of AI – Stephen Cave with Sage Cammers-Goodwin12. We and the robots – John Danaher with Anthony MorganPart III: Living under oppression13. The politics of gender and identity – Finn Mackay with Jana Bacevic14. Submission and emancipation – Manon Garcia with Kate Kirkpatrick15. Madness, identity, and recognition – Mohammed Abouelleil Rashed with Helen Spandler16. Reimagining Black men – Tommy Curry with David Livingston Smith17. Responsibility and structural injustice – Maeve McKeown with Alasia Nuti18. Disobedience and seeing like an activist – Erin R. Pineda with Robin CelikatesPart IV: Living in the end times19. A world beyond capitalism – Martin Hägglund with Lea Ypi20. Derrick Bell and racial realism – Timothy Golden with Darren Chetty21. Spinoza in the Anthropocene – Beth Lord with Chris Meyns22. Animals, pandemics, and climate change – Jeff Sebo with Lauren Van Patter23. The task of thinking in the age of dumping – Michael Marder with Sofia Lemos24. Why misanthropy? – Ian James Kidd with Anthony Morgan

A series of gripping, personal interviews that bring philosophy to bear on matters of urgency: misinformation, racial politics, capitalism, justice, AI, and more. This book lets us eavesdrop on these vital conversations, a source not just of fresh ideas but of moral and political inspiration.

Anthony Morgan is Editor of The Philosopher, the UK's longest-running public philosophy journal, as well as host of the philosophy events series, "On Philosophy". As one of the pioneers of the UK's public philosophy scene, he is actively involved in promoting the value of philosophy beyond academia.

• Introduction, Anthony MorganPart I: Living together1. What is “we”? – Dan Zahavi with Luna Dolezal2. Polarization and talking across difference – Elizabeth Anderson with Alexis Papazoglou3. Misinformation and the right to know – Lani Watson with Aidan McGlynn4. A decolonial ecology – Malcom Ferdinand with Romy Oppermann5. Listening to animals – Eva Meijer with Adam Ferner and Darren Chetty6. Relationality and political responsibility – Lewis Gordon with Olúfemi O. TáíwòPart II: Living with technology7. Misunderstanding the internet – Justin E. H. Smith with Alexis Papazoglou8. Artificial bodies and the promise of abstraction – Peter Wolfendale with Anthony Morgan9. Will artificial intelligence transform ethics? – Shannon Vallor with John Zerilli10. The algorithmic is the political – Annette Zimmermann with Matthew Lord11. Intelligence and the future of AI – Stephen Cave with Sage Cammers-Goodwin12. We and the robots – John Danaher with Anthony MorganPart III: Living under oppression13. The politics of gender and identity – Finn Mackay with Jana Bacevic14. Submission and emancipation – Manon Garcia with Kate Kirkpatrick15. Madness, identity, and recognition – Mohammed Abouelleil Rashed with Helen Spandler16. Reimagining Black men – Tommy Curry with David Livingston Smith17. Responsibility and structural injustice – Maeve McKeown with Alasia Nuti18. Disobedience and seeing like an activist – Erin R. Pineda with Robin CelikatesPart IV: Living in the end times19. A world beyond capitalism – Martin Hägglund with Lea Ypi20. Derrick Bell and racial realism – Timothy Golden with Darren Chetty21. Spinoza in the Anthropocene – Beth Lord with Chris Meyns22. Animals, pandemics, and climate change – Jeff Sebo with Lauren Van Patter23. The task of thinking in the age of dumping – Michael Marder with Sofia Lemos24. Why misanthropy? – Ian James Kidd with Anthony Morgan

A series of gripping, personal interviews that bring philosophy to bear on matters of urgency: misinformation, racial politics, capitalism, justice, AI, and more. This book lets us eavesdrop on these vital conversations, a source not just of fresh ideas but of moral and political inspiration.