Jonathan Maskit
I teach in the department of philosophy at Denison University. My research interests include aesthetics, environmental philosophy, and continental philosophy, with particular emphases on environmental aesthetics and the connections between our concepts (e.g., that of nature) and our practices.
I serve as the reviews editor for Ethics, Place, and Environment: A Journal of Philosophy & Geography. To see a list of books currently available for review, click here. For the EPE Book Review Style Guide, please click here (pdf).
Research
Recent and Forthcoming Publications (pdf’s)
“Continental Philosophy and the
Environment.” In The History of
Continental Philosophy Volume 8: New Developments, edited by Todd May (general editor, Alan Schrift). Chesham, UK: Acumen. (forthcoming).
“Subjectivity, Desire, and the Problem of Consumption.” In Deleuze/Guattari and Ecology, edited by Bernd Herzogenrath. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008:
129–44. (forthcoming)
“On the
Recuperation of Postindustrial Sites: An Aesthetic Analysis.” In Environnement, engagement
ésthetique, et espace publique, edited by
Nathalie Blanc and Jacques Lolive.
(forthcoming)
“‘Line of
Wreckage’: Towards a Postindustrial Environmental Aesthetics.” In Ethics, Place and Environment 10 (2007): 323-37.
Ethics,
Place and Environment
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