Call for Books

About the book

In “How Is It Between Us?”, Jarrett Zigon intertwines anthropology and phenomenological hermeneutics to formulate a novel theory of relational ethics. This ethical framework extends beyond human interactions to encompass all existents, emphasizing the significance of the ‘between.’ Zigon’s theory becomes a valuable lens for addressing contemporary ethical challenges, including navigating a post-truth era, grappling with algorithmic dominance and data extraction, responding to diverse justice claims, and addressing the ethical imperatives of the climate crisis. As a pioneering work in the anthropology of ethics, the book by Zigon establishes a systematic and robust ethical theory, providing a thoughtful approach to analyzing and addressing pressing ethical issues in the present day.

Who is this session for?

• AI enthusiasts and advocates
• Tech professionals and developers
• Business leaders and executives
• Ethics and compliance officers
• Policy makers and regulators
• Academics and researchers

Key takeaways

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