Philosophy, Travel, and Place

Ron Scapp is the founding director of the Graduate Program in Urban and Multicultural Education at College of Mount Saint Vincent, where he is also a professor of humanities and teacher education. He is the author, editor, and co-editor of numerous books on education, politics, and culture.Brian Seitz is Professor of Philosophy at Babson College. He is the author, co-author, and co-editor of many books on philosophy and culture.

• 1. Ron Scapp and Brian Seitz, Being in Transit: An Introduction.- 2. Mary C. Rawlinson, Long Distances: Tourating, Travel, and the Ethics of Tourism.- 3. Megan Craig and Edward Casey, Thinking in Transit.- 4. bell hooks, Reconciliation and Reclamation.- 5. Alfonso Lingis, Bad Dog.- 6. Jason M. Wirth, Walking the Way: Transforming Being in Transit.- 7. Nickolas Pappas, Home Schooling: Philosophy without Travel.- 8. Jason Mohaghegh, The Dromomaniac, The Neo-Bedouin: Theories of Restlessness in Middle Eastern Thought.- 9. Brian Shūdō Schroeder, Wild Emptiness: Walking in the Open Between Mountains and Wolves—A Transcontinental Phenomenology.- 10. Thomas Thorp, Moving Wolves.- 11. David Farrell Krell, Nietzsche vagabundus Or, the Good European in transitu.- 12. Irene J. Klaver, Trans-Scapes: Transitions in Transit.- 13. Robin Truth Goodman, The Commute: The Bend in Progress, Reproduction on The Road.- 14. Lynne D. Johnson, Title TBD.- 15. James Penha, The Privilege of the Open Road.- 16. David Aliano, American Travel Encounters with Fascist Italy.- 17. Ron Anteroinen, Flicking the Switch.- 18. Caravetta, Peter, Migration: The Engine of History.