I was recently in Salt Lake City, Utah for the Society for Phenomenological and Existential Philosophy’s (SPEP) annual meeting. There were many interesting sessions,...
Welcome again to The Teaching Workshop, where your questions related to pedagogy are answered. Each post features questions submitted by readers with answers from...
Albert Einstein once said: ‘I prefer silent vice to ostentatious virtue.’ In that quip is the claim that virtue does not parade itself. The virtuous...
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Helicopter parenting is denounced by onlookers (e.g., David Brooks) as...
This post originally appeared on OUPblog and appears here as part of our partnership with them.
Amongst my books is a late nineteenth century edition...
Creator and editor of Ordinary Philosophy blog, podcast, and history of ideas travel series, Amy Cools holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy with an emphasis...
This is the inaugural post in a Course Spotlight series. In this post, Lucas Dunlap presents Philosophy & Time Travel.
Basics
The course is called “Philosophy...
I have two departments--Hunter College and the Graduate School, CUNY--and they are quite distinct. Hunter College is a four-year urban college with a highly diverse, economically...