Subjects that follow from the book

The two registers of freedom

Why the charge that Sartrean freedom is empty depends on running two questions together, and what separating them costs and yields. Suited to an undergraduate lecture or a general audience.

The practico-inert as a continuity test

Whether the Critique of Dialectical Reason repudiates Being and Nothingness or completes it, argued through the concept that does the most work in the later book. Suited to a graduate seminar.

Distributive answerability

How institutions allocate knowledge, authority, alternatives, costs, and remedial power, and what follows for responsibility in cases of many hands and structural injustice. Suited to law, policy, and professional-ethics audiences.

Make an inquiry

What the audience is reading, what the occasion is, and which of the subjects above is closest to what you have in mind.