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Who matters most in philosophy right now? Ten living thinkers ranked, from Žižek and Butler to Sloterdijk and Han, with each one's latest book.
Sloterdijk's books ranked: Critique of Cynical Reason, the Spheres trilogy, You Must Change Your Life and his newest work on gray, Europe and Machiavelli.
The best books by philosophers of technology and the digital age, ranked: Stiegler, Zuboff, Yuk Hui, Han, Bratton, Floridi, Vallor, Chalmers and more.