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Alexios Stamatiadis-Bréhier (2026) has provided the study of meta-conspiracy theorising with its first genuinely systematic architecture.[1] By proposing an ordinal hierarchy of conspiracies about conspiracy theories, a taxonomy of their scopes, and a supertask objection to their endless proliferation, his...

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In the following essay, Shawn Wilson, Anna Lydia Svalastog, Lindsay DuPré-Fiddler, Melissa Shouting, and Neha Raj Singh, in addition to individual graduate students (and with reference to graduate student experiences), respond to Maud Woiczik’ s article—“Can One Grieve a Way...

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Abstract Jacob Vangeest (2026) shows why posthuman ethics requires humanity to withdraw from ethical oversight; I argue that, in contemporary technopolitical practice, such withdrawal risks becoming abdication, as imaginaries around transhumanism and artificial superintelligence relocate political responsibility into the very...

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Allow me to summarize my dialogue with Rico Hauswald to this point: Hauswald (2026b) responds to Mizrahi (2026), which is a reply to Hauswald (2026a), which is itself a reply to Mizrahi (2025), which is a commentary on Hauswald (2025)....

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The post-truth literature has given us our dominant vocabulary for the erosion of truth in public life, and it has done so around a single organizing figure: the intentional agent who distorts. Lee McIntyre (2018) defined “post-truth” as a condition...

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