Daniele Lorenzini

Kantian moral change Kantian ethics is traditionally seen as grounded in unchanging, universally binding, and a priori knowable principles. I argue that this picture is incomplete: Kant grounds his ethics not only in cat....

Sabina Vaccarino Bremner, "Kantian moral change"

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What Does It Mean to Diagnose the Present?

I'm very happy to have this new paper out in the latest issue of the Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal! Abstract below, and link to preprint version in the comments.

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Heute und morgen am Franz-Mehring-Platz 1: FANON TODAY!

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Penn Press launches partnership with open-access journal Foucault Studies—new issue out now! - University of Pennsylvania Press Penn Press is thrilled to announce its new partnership with Foucault Studies, the only international journal in the English language devoted to the work

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The special issue "The Perlocutionary and the Illocutionary" that I co-edited with Sandra Laugier is now officially published in Inquiry!

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Who translated Michel Foucault’s The Order of Things? Who translated Michel Foucault’s The Order of Things? The original English edition, published by Pantheon in 1970 (and Tavistock in the UK) has the title The Order of Things: An Archaeolo…

A minor update to "Who translated Michel Foucault’s The Order of Things?" I've been told one of the two claimants died in 2012, and I already knew the other died in 2015. It seems this is only going to be resolved by some other archival trace somewhere.
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Fanon's Philosophical Legacy: Fanon at 100 - Birkbeck, 27-28 June 2025
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See you in London in less than three weeks!

Nietzsche’s Earthbound Wisdom An incisive exploration of Nietzsche as a bold, visionary poet-philosopher.   Today, Nietzsche is justly celebrated for his rich, philosophical naturalism, but Keith Ansell-Pearson warns that we must ...

It's publication today for Emeritus Professor Keith Ansell-Pearson's new book: Nietzsche's Earthbound Wisdom! 🚀 The book alerts us to an overlooked stream in Nietzsche's thought: the need to cultivate a new care of the self and care of life. Don't miss it 👇 press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/bo...

Le discours philosophique in Spanish translation!

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Linda Zerilli reviews The Force of Truth: Critique, Genealogy, and Truth-Telling in Michel Foucault by @danlor.bsky.social

This Friday at Penn we'll talk about this great book with its author, Linda Zerilli, and David Owen. Very much looking forward to it! Everybody welcome!

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If you're in Philadelphia on April 25, do not miss this!

The review is great, too, but the real measure of @danlor.bsky.social ’s impact on Zerilli is how frequently and penetratingly the same themes show up in her *Democratic Theory of Truth*, which is… just out? Coming out this month?

So grateful to Linda Zerilli for this thoughtful and generous review of my book, "The Force of Truth" (Chicago, 2023), now published in Political Theory

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Strange credibility: ‘avowal’ as functionally factive testimony Foucault traced the history of a form of testimony he labelled ‘avowal’ (aveu) – effectively a social institution of testimony that counts, necessarily, as true. Looking to the present, I will focu...

Miranda Fricker on the current relevance of Foucault's analysis of avowal (great piece!)

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Video: Daniele Lorenzini on The Force of Truth The Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory (3CT) is an interdisciplinary space for sustained, comparative discussion of social and political processes in the contemporary world. 3CT is a part of Divis...

The video of my conversation with Linda Zerilli about "The Force of Truth" is now available on the 3CT website:

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Tomorrow at Penn Philosophy!

Agreed, but the discourse is always about their "mission". If their mission is education and research, and not just making more and more money, the choice here should be clear.

Talking about Foucault and "The Force of Truth" with Linda Zerilli at UChicago a couple of days ago.

Photo courtesy of Sabina Cveček. 🙂

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This evening at the University of Chicago (the event is open to anyone interested)!

Quote of the Week (and It’s Only Thursday): Undoing Ableism in Scholarship on Foucault This week’s quote-of-the-week post (though it’s only Thursday) draws attention to the marginalization of Foucauldian scholarship on disability and the continuing absence of critical phi…

I have joined the editorial team at Foucault Studies! Read this post at BIOPOLITICAL PHILOSOPHY to find out what this means for your scholarship on Foucault!

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The Force of Truth The Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory (3CT) is an interdisciplinary space for sustained, comparative discussion of social and political processes in the contemporary world. 3CT is a part of Divis...

Join us on Monday 2/3 at 5pm in Foster 107 for a New Book Salon celebrating Daniele Lorenzini's recent book, The Force of Truth. Lorenzini will discuss his book in conversation with 3CT fellow Linda Zerilli. Learn more and register: ccct.uchicago.edu/events/the-f...

Snowy Society Hill — and no one around since the Eagles are playing…

Twin-volume alert: Hoping two vols – some 6 lb of solid research – on women #philosopers in the #19thCentury will leave a mark on the field. Thanks to @lydiamoland.bsky.social and Alison Stone for their superb editorship. Challenging a male-dominated canon, one page at a time. 
 
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Ideology as Relativized <em>A Priori</em>:  On the Mind’s Relation to the Social World We propose an account of the subject’s cognition and its relation to the world that allows for an articulation of the phenomenon of ideology. We argue that ideology is a form of what we call ‘a priori...

Our paper with Sabina Vaccarino Bremner has just been published! We argue that ideology is a way of making sense of the social world, or more precisely, a way of synthesising and systematising experience into a coherent whole.

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The Force of Truth The Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory (3CT) is an interdisciplinary space for sustained, comparative discussion of social and political processes in the contemporary world. 3CT is a part of Divis...

Monday, February 3 at the Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory, I'll be talking about "The Force of Truth" in conversation with the wonderful Linda Zerilli.

Chicago folks, come say hi!

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