Affiliate Publications
Catch up on the fruits of recent labors of History of Philosophy Forum Affiliates:
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2025-2026 Academic Year Publications
Books from Forum affiliates and friends in 2025/26 include:
An edited volume from one of the Forum's newest affiliates, Prof. Sophia M. Connell (ed.), Aristotle’s Parts of Animals: A Critical Guide. Cambridge University Press, 2025.
A monograph from Prof. Mark William Roche on a topic he discussed with the Cercle d'études class in Fall 2025: Theories of Ugliness: An Unseemly Aesthetic History. New York: Bloomsbury Press, 2025. For his 2023 ND Press study, Beautiful Ugliness, click here.
The second edition of Richard Cross' The Metaphysics of the Incarnation: Thomas Aquinas to Duns Scotus, will appear in Oxford's Changing Paradigms in Historical and Systematic Theology series in June of 2026.
Andrey Ivanov, a visiting researcher this year at the Forum, has a forthcoming edited volume: Estudos sobre o pensamento de Tomás de Aquino. Em comemoração do seu tríplice centenário. São Paulo, Madamu.
Interim Director of the History of Philosophy Forum, Gretchen Reydams-Schils, will put out a translation of selections from Marcus Arelius' Meditations in Princeton's Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers series. Her volume, How to Be Stoic: An Ancient Guide to Keeping Calm, will be available this spring both in print and on Audible later this semester.
Articles & Chapters Include:
- María Arévalo, "From Normative Love to Mythic Desire: Aristophanes’ Restoration of Eros in Plato’s Symposium," in M. Cruz, D. Doyle, M. Solans (Eds.), The Architecture of Desire. Normativity and Ethical Foundations in Antiquity. Routledge.
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Carolina Armenteros, ‘Joseph de Maistre’s Du pape in the Catholic World: The Making and Reception of an Ultramontane Classic, 1816–1870’, in Inventing the Modern Papacy. Vol. I: The Birth of Political Ultramontanism (1789–1914), ed. Carolina Armenteros and Francisco Javier Ramón Solans (2 vols. Brill’s Series in Church History, vol. 85, Leiden and New York: Brill, 2025), pp. 90–121. Carolina worked on this project as a small grant visitor summer 2024.
- Carolina Armenteros and David Álvarez Martín, ‘Caribbean Revolutionary: Democracy, Dictatorship and Imperialism in the Political Thought of Juan Bosch (1909–2001), 1956–1983’, Intellectual History Review, 35(4), 781–809. Carolina worked on this project as a small grant visitor summer 2024.
- Christopher Benzenberg, “No Give, No Take: Kant on the Private Validity of Moral Belief,” in Sven Bernecker & Sofie Møller (eds), Kant on Epistemic Autonomy and Authority, Cambridge University Press. This paper was presented at a Work-In-Progress lunch seminar.
- Patricia Blanchette, "Frege's Philosophy of Mathematics," in A. Paseau (ed), Blackwell Companion to the Philosophy of Mathematics, Wiley-Blackwell Press (forthcoming).
- Sophia M. Connell, "Aristotle on Human Use of Non- Human Animals," in Peter Adamson and Miira Tuominen (eds), Animals in Greek, Arabic and Latin Philosophy, Brill, 2025: 59-88.
- Sophia M. Connell, "Sophie Bryant in Mind: Psychology, Character and the Education of the Citizen," in L.M. Verburgt (ed.), The Early Years of Mind: Making Contemporary Philosophy and Psychology, Oxford, 2025: 305–325.
- Sophia M. Connell, "The Effect of the Constitution of Blood on Animal Character in Aristotle’s Parts of Animals," in Sophia M. Connell (ed.), Aristotle’s Parts of Animals: A Critical Guide, Cambridge, 2025: 217-35.
- Therese Cory, "Rethinking ‘Thinking About’ in Medieval Philosophy: Aquinas’s Theory of Intentionality as Active Imitating," Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 99 (2025), 97–118. This study is a product of the Forum's 2021-2025 Modeling the Mind research cluster.
- Wolfgang Ertl, "Kant's Legacy When It Matters: On Karl Ameriks' Kantian Dignity and Its Difficulties," European Journal of Philosophy, 33.4 (2025): 1587-98.
- Wolfgang Ertl, "Kants Molinismus: eine Skizze," in Michael Hofer, Christian Rössner, and Jakub Sirovátka (eds.), Freiheit, Moral, Religion: Religionsphilosophie nach Kant. Kant-Forschungen 37. Hamburg: Meiner (2026): 163-88. Prof. Ertl, a small-grant awardee with the Forum in 2025, presented a version of this paper at our Work-in-Progress luncheon.
- Andrew Huddleston, "Nietzsche on Amor Fati," Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 107.4 (2025): 706-730.
- Alexander Jech, “What Abraham Intended: A Note on Translating Problema I, with a View Toward the Paradox,” International Journal of Kierkegaard Research 2 (2025): 1–25.
- Grayden McCashen, "Reception of 1 Thess. 5:23 in Irenaeus' Philosophical Anthropology." A product of the Forum's Visiting Researcher programs, this study is available in Vigiliae Christianae's pre-publication page.
- Kris McDaniel, “Edith Stein and the Possibility of History as a Science“, forthcoming in The New Yearbook for Phenomenology and Phenomenological Philosophy.
- Kris McDaniel, “The Ethics of Mary Whiton Calkins” in Lydia Moland and Alison Stone (eds), Oxford Handbook of American and British Women Philosophers in the Nineteenth Century, Oxford University Press, 2025.
- Stephen Ogden, "Averroes and the Problem of the Eternal Intelligibles." Journal of the History of Philosophy 64.1 (2026): 25-51. A version of this paper was presented as a Work-In-Progress paper at the Forum's weekly lunchtime seminar.
- Stephen Ogden, "Averroes (Ibn Rushd)" and "Avicenna (Ibn Sīnā)" in Kurt Sylvan, et al. (eds), A Companion to Epistemology, 3rd Ed. Wiley-Blackwell, 2025.
- Gretchen Reydams-Schils, “Stoicism in Apuleius’ rendering of ps.-Aristotle, Peri Kosmou,” in G. Boys-Stones (ed.), Apuleius on the Cosmos, Oxford University Press, 2026: 111-130.
- Joshua Trubowitz, "Aristotle on Perceptual Self-Consciousness," Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 107.4 (2025): 619–40.
- Joshua Trubowitz, "Soul and Body in Aristotle's Theory of Perception," Journal of the History of Philosophy 64.2 (2026): 163–82.