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    Editors’ Note.Alexandra Hui & Matthew Lavine - 2023 - Isis 114 (1):1-1.
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    Race, Gender, and the History of Early Analytic Philosophy.Matt LaVine - 2020 - Lanham: Lexington Books.
    Matt LaVine argues that there is more potential in bringing the history of early analytic philosophy and critical theories of race and gender together than has been traditionally recognized. In particular, he explores the changes associated with a shift from revolutionary aspects of early analytic philosophy.
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    The Relevance of Analytic Philosophy to Personal, Public, and Democratic Life.Matt Chick & Matthew LaVine - 2014 - Essays in Philosophy 15 (1):138-155.
    Increasingly, philosophy is being viewed by the public as a non-essential part of non-academic, political life. Moreover, the converse, that philosophy is viewing itself as non-essential to life, is also becoming true. Both trends are deeply troubling. This essay has two aims, both of which stem from these trends. The first is to show that they can partly be explained by a misunderstanding by philosophers of philosophy’s original goals. In fact, we argue that the goal of philosophy from the very (...)
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  4. The Question of Inclusion in Philosophy: Alcoff, Mills, and Tremain with LaVine and Lewis.Shelley Tremain, Linda Martín Alcoff, Charles Mills, Matt LaVine & Dwight Lewis - 2020
    A Zoom discussion about racism and ableism in philosophy.
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    Climate justice and global development: outlining a new framework from the work of Achille Mbembe and Charles Mills.Matt LaVine, Claudia J. Ford & Michael Popović - forthcoming - Journal of Global Ethics.
    As currently understood and practiced, global development and climate justice appear irreconcilable. In fact, global development has been and remains a key driver of climate inequalities. We hold that this is not an accident, but instead is a result of global development being established within worldwide systems of oppression. We define global development as setting the goals for, and the processes for achieving, what constitutes a good life for all communities, and taking the steps needed to reach those goals. This (...)
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    Climate justice and global development: outlining a new framework from the work of Achille Mbembe and Charles Mills.Claudia J. Ford, Matthew J. LaVine & Michael J. Popović - 2024 - Journal of Global Ethics 20 (2):195-214.
    As currently understood and practiced, global development and climate justice appear irreconcilable. In fact, global development has been and remains a key driver of climate inequalities. We hold that this is not an accident, but instead is a result of global development being established within worldwide systems of oppression. We define global development as setting the goals for, and the processes for achieving, what constitutes a good life for all communities, and taking the steps needed to reach those goals. This (...)
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    Centering Black, Indigenous, People of Color Through Racialized Workplace Conflict Resolution.Matt LaVine, Faith Garnett & Kevin Wright - 2022 - In Ursula Thomas, Cases on Servant Leadership and Equity. pp. Ch. 14.
    Conflict is inevitable in the workplace and manifests in different ways. It is a common dysfunction when working in teams. A diversity of thoughts, ideologies, and beliefs always creates a risk of disagreement and misalignment. When examining identity and positionality in the workplace, conflict is usually resolved in favor of those who have identities within the dominant White culture. In light of this common reality, an opportunity is created to examine and determine how conflict can be resolved from an inclusive (...)
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    Introduction to the “Women Historians of Science: Report of the Committee on Women in the History of Science, December, 1973”.Alexandra Hui & Matthew Lavine - 2024 - Isis 115 (3):536-536.
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    Where the Hell have Us White Philosophers Been? The Need for Peace, Love, and Racial Justice in Philosophy.Matt LaVine - 2022 - Blog of the American Philosophical Association.
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    A Critical Analysis of Alexis Alleyne-Caputo’s Photography.Matt LaVine - 2022 - Sugarcane Magazine.
    Alexis Alleyne-Caputo has a vision of what’s possible that we badly need in our white supremacist, patriarchal, capitalistic, colonial world. Brought together by years of lived experience and work as an interdisciplinary artist, anthropologist, educator, and researcher—it’s a vision of resistance, a vision of light, a vision of empowerment, a vision of collective consciousness. Hers is a way of focusing—an awareness—a recognition of possibilities for minds, bodies, and hearts to come together in new and uplifting ways that goes beyond the (...)
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  11. Philosophical Anthropology.Matt LaVine & Mike Tissaw - 2015 - In Jack Martin, Jeff Sugarman & Kathleen L. Slaney, The Wiley handbook of theoretical and philosophical psychology: methods, approaches, and new directions for social sciences. Hoboken: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 23-38.
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    Note from the Editors.Alexandra Hui & Matthew Lavine - 2024 - Isis 115 (3):449-451.
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    (1 other version)Editors’ Introduction.Matthew Lavine & Alexandra Hui - 2019 - Isis 110 (4):754-754.
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    Hidden, Lost, and Forgotten Labor: A Tour of the Society’s Archival Record.Matthew Lavine & Kathleen Sullivan Thomas - 2024 - Isis 115 (3):582-592.
    Historians of science do not generally indulge in much mythologizing about the founders and prominent figures in our discipline's history. Nevertheless, the received history of the field elides a great deal of the work done on behalf of the Society and its publications because it was tedious, contentious, done in service to discarded aims, performed by underpaid or unacknowledged professional staff, or simply unglamorous. A brief tour through the Society's voluminous if poorly organized archives serves as a corrective.
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    The Carnap Book, by Graham Leach-Krouse. [REVIEW]Matt LaVine - 2021 - Teaching Philosophy 44:393-399.