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Benjamin S. Yost is a Professor of Philosophy at Cornell University, with an adjunct role in the Philosophy Program. He previously served as a professor at Providence College and has taught at Harvard University, Auburn Correctional Facility, and Bard Prison Initiative. His research specializes in the philosophy of punishment, particularly focusing on capital punishment and its impacts on disadvantaged groups. Yost has a substantial interest in Kant's practical philosophy, which informs much of his work. His book, 'Capital Punishment,' was published by Oxford University Press in 2019, showcasing his insights into the ethical implications of punitive practices. He is also a co-editor of 'The Movement for Black Lives: Philosophical Perspectives' published by Oxford in 2021. His published articles appear in several prestigious journals, including 'Utilitas', 'Journal of the American Philosophical Association', 'Criminal Law and Philosophy', 'Kantian Review', and 'Continental Philosophy Review'.
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