Editors of Philosopher's Annual announce the 10 best articles from 2017

The Philosopher’s Annual volume 37

from the literature of 2017

Jeffrey A. Barrett (UC Irvine) & Brian Skyrms (UC Irvine & Stanfaord), “Self-Assembling Games,” from the British Journal for the Philosophy of Science

Liam Kofi Bright (LSE), “On Fraud,” from Philosophical Studies

Lara Buchak (Berkeley), “Taking Risks Behind the Veil of Ignorance,” from Ethics

David Enoch (Hebrew U), “Hypothetical Consent and the Value(s) of Autonomy,” from Ethics

Jane Friedman (NYU), “Why Suspend Judging?” from Nous

Marco Malink (NYU), “Aristotle on the Principles as Elements,” from Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy

Derek Parfit (late of Oxford), “Future People, the Non-Identity Problem, and Person-Affecting Principles,” from Philosophy & Public Affairs

Christopher Raymond (Vassar), “Shame and Virtue in Aristotle,” from Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy

Kim Sterelny & Ben Fraser (both ANU), “Evolution and Moral Realism,” from the British Journal for the Philosophy of Science

Stephen White (Northwestern), “On the Moral Objection to Coercion,” from Philosophy & Public Affairs

These will be posted with links at www.philosophersannual.org with a general introduction shortly.  Our thanks to the Nominating Editors for a wonderful set of initial nominations and for extremely useful survey input and comments. 

We hope that you will join us as a nominating editor again next year, and that you will be keeping your eye out for excellent work in the literature of 2017 in the meantime.

With all the best,

Patrick Grim, Josh R. Hunt, Nicholas Serafin, Elise Woodard