Andrew Beck

RT @RobertTalisse: Looking forward to talking with @olivertraldi on Monday about his terrific new @Routledge_Phil book POLITICAL BELIEFS.…

a few other titles that arrived yesterday. Book review editors: LMK if you need a copy of any of these. @routledgebooks @Routledge_Phil https://t.co/SIXaubCigO

The latest volumes in our Little Debates about Big Questions series. A series with a wide scope. (20% of all volumes in the series until early next week.) https://t.co/A0NKL1rKFD @aytchellesse @Routledge_Phil @routledgebooks https://t.co/7pgpHfzEbT

In this thread, @APotochnik puts on a clinic on how an author can talk about the new edition of their coursebook. Of course, it helps to have something incredible to talk about! / 2nd edition publishes today, w. a 20% discount until the end of the month: https://t.co/jrk29EjR0o

My plan--when we put these 2 manuscripts into Production last yr--was to publish them by International Women’s Day. We didn’t make it, but they will both be out before month’s end. Very glad to see these 2 soon join our Phil prog! https://t.co/4tH3XQKAZc https://t.co/sEXQQ8Zq1C https://t.co/tkVoqDSXZb

RT @amykind: Now out in both hardcover and paperback… It was so fun to get to work on this project with the inimitable duo Torin Alter and…

Alfred Archer and Jake Wojtowicz, authors of Why It’s OK to Be a Sports Fan, wrote on the ethics of fandom for Aeon https://t.co/Phu8Vwajn0 : @JakeWojtowicz @AlfredArcher2

Taylor&Francis News @tandfnewsroom

Players, coaches and club owners are accused of immoral behavior all across the sports world. Philosophers have asked: should this matter to fans and what can they do about it? 🤔 Authors @AlfredArcher2 and @JakeWojtowicz wrote in @aeonmag about this ⬇️ https://t.co/eeOwsml8vJ

RT @philosophybites: Just released on the Philosophy Bites podcast - @jklagge on Ludwig Wittgenstein (@DavidEdmonds100 is the interviewer)…

“The Transplant & the Trolley”; “Should I have Kids? Islanders & the Cube:”; “Ventilator Triage in an Emergency: ”; “Stay at home? The Ethics of Lockdowns” – just a few cases in the Just published *Bioethics: 50 Puzzles, Paradoxes, & Thought Experiments* https://t.co/ESOENJBSVS https://t.co/ThM455B72f

The 50 most important historical & contemporary puzzles, paradoxes, and thought experiments in philosophy of mind. From Torin Alter, Robert J. Howell & Amy Kind. // Available for pre-order. Ships on Feb. 12. https://t.co/7cDlpq8yT0 https://t.co/7sIKTM02db

2 days down, 2 to go at @apaphilosophy. The APA even gave us a free water cooler!, so stop by the Routledge booth tomorrow betw 8:30 am & 4 pm; Thurs, betw 8:30 am & noon. https://t.co/8Rloy24Do5