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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...
Conversation and Context in an Online World
Communicating online can be thrilling. We can interact instantly with people anywhere in the world. We can find and consult with experts on any...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: Ludwig Wittgenstein: Philosophy in the Age of Airplanes
Anthony Gottlieb studied philosophy at the University of Cambridge and was Executive Editor of The Economist from 1997 to 2006. A former fellow of...
APA Member Interview, Sara De Leonardis
Sara De Leonardis is a PhD candidate in Philosophy at Cornell University, where she is writing a dissertation on perception and cognition in Plato’s...
Should Vegan Advocacy Meet People Where They Are?
When we aim to justify veganism, a crucial question is how to frame the arguments. A widespread and intuitively compelling strategy is to adjust...
A Change in Title: From “Women in Philosophy” to “Gender, Sexuality, and Women in...
As Sara Ahmed reminds us, a name can be a wall, a name can be a door. The names we use for public platforms...
‘When Life Gives You LLMs’ – a teaching recipe for limiting the impacts of...
The way I teach my classes has changed more in the past three years than in my entire prior career. This change was forced...
From a Polish Soccer Field to Philosophy: The Story Behind the Inference Studios Tournament
In the summer of 2024, I played professional youth soccer for Ursus Warszawa in Poland, and I was racially abused by 200 supporters who...
