Grounded in a decade of research and building on the author’s doctoral thesis, this volume examines Augmented Reality (AR) through phenomenological and postphenomenological lenses. Emphasizing […]
Category: Philosophy
Mimesis International brings together a selection of books addressing a range of fundamental ideas within the latest, global philosophical debates. Presenting well known thinkers together with emerging voices, our books are written in a clear and concise way, making them suitable both for academics, postgraduate and undergraduate students.
Bertrand Russell’s Idealist Heritage. A Neglected Legacy
Bertrand Russell’s research on logic is believed, alongside Wittgenstein’s and Moore’s works, to have fuelled the linguistic turn that characterized much of twentieth-century philosophy. This […]
Philosophy and Madness From Kant to Hegel and Beyond
This book aims to reflect on mental illness through considering the influence that Criticism and German Idealism exerted on directions of philosophical, scientific and psychoanalytical […]
Myth and Ideology. An Essay on Philosophy of Political Action in Japan
The Kyoto School is the most important philosophical current in Japan during the 20th century. There is a growing interest in Japanese philosophy, as well […]
Beyond the Bible, Beyond the West. The “Eros” of Interpretation
Reading can become the grave of meaning or the place of its resurrection. It becomes a tomb when meanings follow one another uninterruptedly, but in […]
Initiatic Religious Experience in Neoplatonism
This volume, written from a diachronic perspective, is devoted to the initatic and deeply transformative dimension of religious experience in Neoplatonic philosophy which aims at […]
Critique of Liberal Reason. A Philosophy of Contemporary History
Our historical period is characterized by a vision of liberal heritage and a capitalist economic path. But it is far from obvious what “liberal” really […]
The gesture
Written by four hands, the current volume moves on two planes that fruitfully intersect and sometimes conflict in their interpretations. On the one hand, Petar […]
Richard Price and the Foundation of Virtue. Some Historical Roots of Contemporary Ethics in a Review of the Principal Questions in Morals
Although little known, Richard Price’s A Review of the Principal Questions in Morals (1758) is one of the most relevant texts of eighteenth-century moral philosophy. […]