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APA Member Interview, Edward Delia
Edward DeLia is a philosopher and social scientist who holds graduate degrees from both Hofstra and Fordham Universities. He believes great writing must inspire...
APA Member Interview, Jessica Castellani
Jessica Castellani is a philosophy adjunct professor who will be teaching Ethics at Owen's Community College this fall. She gained her Master of Arts...
Power Corrupts: Why Parenting Can Be Bad for Us
Could it be bad for us to become parents? Of course, we might say; yes, if it turns out we made a mistake in...
Navel Gazing Lawyers and Philosopher-Judges: A Tale of (At Least Two) Personhoods
The left side of Damien Hirst's statue, Verity, from Ilfracombe harbour arm.
To Talk, to Think, to Ask: Biology in Philosophy
What is the point of philosophy of biology? This is the question that continued to come up as I thought, scribbled, and erased while...
Harmful Ignorance
“We haven’t got closure, we haven’t been able to mourn properly, close that chapter and live our lives in memory of Dad and build...
Death and Taxes: The Philosophy of Procrastination
The Microsoft Word cursor blinks, waiting for the next input to be typed, in vain. However, no letter, no space appears on the digital...
On Pacifism
Pacifists think that violence is never the answer. That’s a pretty extreme view. However, in our world, many more people, including the most powerful,...
Cicero’s New Leadership and the Question of Good Leadership: How Virtue Ethics is Changing...
What matters most in leadership? The question has invigorated thinkers from the origins of philosophy—think Plato’s philosopher-kings, Xenophon’s Cyrus, or Mengzi’s enlightened rulers—to today’s...
2023 Central Division Dewey Lecture: Dilige et quod vis fac
Below is the audio recording of Eleonore Stump’s John Dewey Lecture, “Dilige et quod vis fac,” given at the 2023 Central Division Meeting. The...
