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ALT The book cover for On Pedantry: A Cultural History of the Know-it-All by Arnoud S. Q. Visser. The cover has an illustration of an open book with a hand pointing to the pages. The title is in blue, with a subtitle in gold. The text "or: On Being Pedantic" is included in smaller font below the main title. The "PIR" logo is in the bottom right corner. The background features a starry effect.

ALT A promotional graphic for a new title offering called Paranoid Politics: Psychopolitics of Truth by Zahid R. Chaudhary. The image has a black and white static background with bold white text. The "PIR" logo is shown in the top left corner, and the book title is prominently displayed in a clean, modern font.

ALT The book cover of Paranoid Publics: Psychopolitics of Truth by Zahid R. Chaudhary, featuring a large title in bold blue letters with a red subtitle. The cover includes an artistic depiction of a vintage television set with multiple antennas, displaying a series of human heads. The background is a static black-and-white design, with the "PIR" logo in the bottom right corner.

ALT Promotional graphic for Sex and Self-Ownership: Essays on Consent and the Criminal Law by Jesse Wall. Set against a dark maroon and black abstract background resembling swirling ink or smoke, the "PIR" logo appears in a gold-orange circle with the label “NEW TITLE OFFERING.” The book title is prominently displayed in bold white text, with the subtitle and author name in italicized font below.

ALT Book cover for Sex and Self-Ownership: Essays on Consent and the Criminal Law by Jesse Wall. The design is stark and dramatic, featuring a black background with a classical-style painting depicting nude and partially clothed figures in a dimly lit scene. The title and author’s name appear in white serif text. At the top is the Oxford University Press logo, and in the bottom right corner is a round orange "PIR" sticker.

ALT Promotional graphic for the book Truth and Reference in the Making of Fiction: A View on Fictionality by Manuel García-Carpintero. The background features sepia-toned cursive handwriting on aged paper. At the top, a purple circular badge with “PIR” and the phrase “NEW TITLE OFFERING” is displayed. The book title appears in large bold white text, with the subtitle and author name in a lighter italic font beneath.

ALT Book cover for Truth and Reference in the Making of Fiction: A View on Fictionality by Manuel García-Carpintero. The cover features a classical illustration of a figure in a flowing gown reaching toward a blue, cloudy sky with trees in the background. The title is in white serif text, overlaid on the artwork. A dark purple circular badge in the bottom-right corner displays the "PIR" logo. The background repeats the handwritten script from the previous image.

ALT Promotional graphic for Punk Anarchism: An Anti-Theory of Resistance by Sean Parson. Set against a textured spray-painted background in shades of pink, red, and blue, the "PIR" logo appears in a yellow-orange circle at the top. Text beneath reads “NEW TITLE OFFERING” and highlights the book title, subtitle, and author name in clean white fonts.

ALT Book cover for Punk Anarchism: An Anti-Theory of Resistance by Sean Parson. The design features a bold neon green background with distressed black and white lettering. Pink stencil-style graphics of eyes and lips are layered behind the text, giving it a gritty, rebellious look. A round orange sticker in the lower right corner reads "PIR" in white letters.

ALT Promotional graphic for the book Somebody Should Do Something: How Anyone Can Help Create Social Change by Michael Brownstein, Alex Madva, and Daniel Kelly. Set against a copper glitter background, the "PIR" logo is shown above the text “NEW TITLE OFFERING.” The book title is prominently displayed in bold white font, with the subtitle and author names in italicized and regular white text below.

ALT Book cover for Somebody Should Do Something: How Anyone Can Help Create Social Change by Michael Brownstein, Alex Madva, and Daniel Kelly. The background is a glittery copper tone. The book title repeats the word "Somebody" in a gradient from peach to navy, culminating in the full phrase “Somebody Should Do Something” in bold black. Subtitle and author names appear below in smaller text. A dark green circular sticker with white "PIR" letters is placed in the bottom right corner.

ALT Book cover for Inside an Academic Scandal: A Story of Fraud and Betrayal by Max H. Bazerman. The title is in bold orange and black text on a cream background. In the background is a black-and-white photo of a vintage classroom, with students facing a chalkboard. A yellow circular PIR sticker is placed in the bottom right corner.

ALT Promotional image for Inside an Academic Scandal: A Story of Fraud and Betrayal by Max H. Bazerman. A vintage black-and-white classroom scene features a professor at the front of the room, with students seated and facing him. A yellow PIR circle appears near the center, next to the text “New Title Offering.”

ALT Promotional image for a book titled Strange Attractor: The Hallucinatory Life of Terence McKenna by Graham St John. The background features a psychedelic, multicolored gradient with motion blur. A small purple “PIR” circle is next to the text “New Title Offering.”

ALT Black-and-white book cover featuring a young Terence McKenna with long curly hair, a beard, glasses, and a plaid shirt under a sweater vest. The title reads “Strange Attractor: The Hallucinatory Life of Terence McKenna” by Graham St John, with a foreword by Erik Davis. A purple circular sticker with “PIR” is in the bottom-right corner.

ALT The book cover of Yorùbá Metaphysics: Spirituality and Supernaturality by Toyin Falola is set against a background of deep red leaves. The cover design features a dark slate background with a central illustration: a split-face portrait rendered in abstract, colorful lines, showing two different halves of a person. At the top, an orange label reads “AFRICAN RELIGIONS / SOCIAL REALITIES.” The PIR logo appears in a yellow-orange circle in the bottom right corner, partially overlapping the book.

ALT A promotional image with a dark red background featuring overlapping leaves in shadow. At the center, white text reads: “Yorùbá Metaphysics” with the subtitle Spirituality and Supernaturality, followed by the author’s name, by Toyin Falola. Above the title, a yellow-orange circular PIR logo is accompanied by the text “NEW TITLE OFFERING” in small caps.

ALT A promotional graphic with a textured brown gradient background. At the top, a yellow-orange PIR circle is followed by the text “NEW TITLE OFFERING.” Centered on the image is the title Parasitic Personhood and the Ontology of Eating in bold white font, with “by Lisa Heldke” written beneath it in smaller white text.

ALT he cover of Parasitic Personhood and the Ontology of Eating by Lisa Heldke features a white background filled with colorful, abstract illustrations of microbes, parasites, and food-like organic shapes in muted pinks, greens, browns, and purples. The title appears in bold white text on a solid reddish-pink rectangle in the center. At the top, a pink banner reads “Routledge Studies in the Philosophy of Food,” with the Earthscan logo to the right. A yellow-orange “PIR” circle appears in the lower right corner.

ALT A soft, cloudy background in lavender tones. Centered text reads: “incoming / a gentle shift in digital metaphysics / bluesky by summer’s end.” Below, in smaller lettering, it says: “PHILOSOPHY IN REVIEW est. 1981.”

ALT The book cover of Free Gifts: Capitalism and the Politics of Nature by Alyssa Battistoni is set against a dark blue velvet fabric. The cover itself is bright blue with a classical still life painting at the bottom, featuring fruits, vegetables, and animal carcasses arranged on a red tablecloth. The title and author’s name are printed in bold white and yellow text at the top. A circular orange PIR logo overlaps the bottom-right corner.

ALT A promotional image featuring a deep blue velvet fabric background. Overlaid text reads: “PIR New Title Offering” followed by the book title Free Gifts and the subtitle Capitalism and the Politics of Nature by Alyssa Battistoni. The “PIR” logo appears in a circular orange badge to the left of the text.

ALT The book cover of In Praise of Philosophy by Alain Badiou features a cloudy, abstract background overlaid with various white speech and thought bubbles. The title and author's name are distributed across the bubbles in a playful, scattered arrangement. The translators, Susan Spitzer and Kenneth Reinhard, are credited in a smaller bubble near the bottom. A purple circular sticker in the bottom right corner displays the letters “PIR.”

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ALT Promotional graphic with the text “Robert Stainton reviews J. L. Austin: Philosopher and D-Day Intelligence Officer by M. W. Rowe” in white, bold and italicized font on a textured dark red background. A white swirling abstract line decorates the top right corner.

ALT Cover of J. L. Austin: Philosopher and D-Day Intelligence Officer by M. W. Rowe. The design features a colorized photograph of J. L. Austin in military uniform, seated against a green background overlaid with a map of northern France. The title is in bold white and yellow text.

ALT Promotional graphic with the text “Robert Piercey reviews Lectures on Imagination by Paul Ricoeur” in bold and italicized white font on a textured green background. A white abstract swirl decorates the upper right corner.

ALT Cover of Lectures on Imagination by Paul Ricoeur. The design features a soft blue sky with scattered white clouds and a black axis diagram intersecting at the center. The words “Lectures,” “on,” “Imagination,” and “Paul Ricoeur” are placed at the ends of the arrows. Editors’ names are listed at the bottom: George H. Taylor, Robert D. Sweeney, Jean-Luc Amalric, and Patrick F. Crosby. The background is the same green as the first image.

ALT Cover of The Amateur: Self-making and the Humanities in the Postcolony by Saikat Majumdar. The image shows a split scene: an elderly man reading in a cluttered room filled with stacks of paper, and below, a young woman illuminated by her phone screen, smiling while reading. The title is in elegant white cursive, and the subtitle is in serif font. Published by Bloomsbury.

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ALT Cover of the book Art and Cosmotechnics by Yuk Hui, published by e-flux. The design features a green background with overlapping geometric mountain-like shapes in blue. The title and author’s name are printed in white in the top left corner.

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ALT The cover of the book A Precarious Happiness: Adorno and the Sources of Normativity by Peter E. Gordon. The title appears in red on a torn paper-like shape. The subtitle and author's name are printed on additional white, shard-shaped areas, all placed over a background resembling shattered blue glass or ice. The same brown textured background and white looping design from the first image frame the book cover.

ALT “Michael Maidan reviews A Precarious Happiness: Adorno and the Sources of Normativity by Peter E. Gordon.” The background is a textured dark reddish-brown with a white looping line design in the upper right corner, resembling scribbled thread or tangled wire.

ALT Cover of the book Berkeley’s Doctrine of Signs, edited by Manuel Fasko and Peter West, published by De Gruyter. The design features a blue-toned painting of a rural landscape with a tree in the foreground and a tower-like structure in the background, set against a vibrant orange background.

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