The following books were reviewed in the April issue of Choice (requires subscription):
Feminism, Sexuality, and the Return of Religion
"A thought-provoking roundtable transcript concludes this worthwhile, eclectic collection. ... Recommended."
God and the Other
"This book is an encouraging sign about new directions in Continental philosophy—and Continental philosophy of religion more specifically. ... His [book] is a model to be emulated...Recommended."
Japanese and Continental Philosophy
"This is a nice collection of papers on Japanese and Continental philosophy. The introductory essay by the editors is informative and insightful, providing an introduction both to the Kyoto School and to some important topics covered in the work. ... The papers are well written and professionally done. ... Recommended."
Kierkegaard and the Self before God
"This book will be a valuable addition to libraries that support Kierkegaard studies or the philosophy of religion. ... Highly recommended."
Postcolonial Artists and Global Aesthetics
"In this provocative book, Adesokan argues that genre is shaped by context. ... The author reveals how the negative aspects of colonialism helped form complex identity issues and the aesthetic restrictions imposed by globalization. He discusses the inherent tensions between decolonization and globalization, using the works of six prominent artists to frame his arguments. ... Highly recommended."