The year is coming to a close, and so it’s a good time for year-end lists, and Daily Nous is a good place for a year-end list about good philosophy.

I’m not asking you about “the best” new philosophy you read. The idea that we could make such fine-grained comparisons of philosophical quality is doubtful. Plus, it puts too much pressure on people answering, making the exercise less fun.

So let’s keep it relaxed and low stakes. Of the philosophy you read—articles, chapters, or books—published in 2023, which did you like and would recommend others read?

When answering, please follow these guidelines:

• just one or two suggestions each, please
• don’t recommend your own writing
• the works you suggest should have 2023 publication dates
• add a line or two saying what you liked about each work you mention
• include links to the works, if possible
• use your real name (at least your first name) and a verifiable email address (your email address won’t be published)

I’m looking forward to seeing your suggestions.

Posting will be light over the next week.

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