Undergraduate Philosophy Club: The University of North Alabama
The Philosophy Club at the University of North Alabama began meeting in Spring 2016. Prior to the pandemic, the club’s regular membership consisted of...
Problems of Knowledge and Valuation, Daniel Drucker
I’m Daniel Drucker, an assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin. I’m presenting the second half of a two-semester course...
Letting Go, and Letting the Subject Come to You: Reintroducing the Graduate Student Reflection...
Before my Master’s program, I was a McNair scholar- a program aiding undergraduates in pursuing advanced degrees. I was looking forward to graduate school...
Reflections on Teaching in the AI Age
I kind of miss plagiarism. Some turn of phrase in a student’s paper would sound a bit off, and some googling would uncover that...
Syllabus Showcase: The Philosophy of Education, Kristopher G. Phillips
Part of what I love about teaching philosophy is that it affords me the opportunity to take things that students find familiar or banal...
Syllabus Showcase: Society, Justice and Health Care, Giancarlo Tarantino
SYLLABUS REFLECTION
Health Care Ethics and Society is a sophomore-level course at the Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago. Arrupe is a small associate degree-granting,...
Syllabus Showcase: Education and Justice, Brynn F. Welch
“In the treatment of the child the world foreshadows its own future and faith.” ~W.E.B. DuBois
“The classroom remains the most radical space of possibility...
Why Am I So Tired?: How Work Email Makes Us Feel Overworked
Like most of us, I have been exhausted for the past few years. My workload went back to normal after the first crazy years...
Syllabus Showcase: Medieval Philosophy, Michael Wiitala
Below is my syllabus for Medieval Philosophy at Cleveland State University. At Cleveland State, Medieval is a 200-level general education course that philosophy majors...
My Experience With Heidegger
One of the most conceptually challenging courses I took before starting graduate studies was a course I took at the University of Iowa, taught...