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Whose Work Is It Anyways? The Impossibility of Properly Citing Artificial Intelligence
The arrival of new technology inevitably comes with systemic pressures to adopt, rather than prohibit, its use. When it comes to the use of...
Reframing Rape: Shifting the Imaginary of Sexual Violence after Jane Doe
Eighty years before Jane Doe was sexually assaulted by seven fraternity brothers at Cornell, Recy Taylor was gang-raped by six white men in Abbeville,...
Can Democracy Be Fixed?
In 2021, the US was designated a backsliding democracy for the first time in International IDEA’s Global State of Democracy Report. In 2026, Gothenburg’s...
“Worms All the Way Down”: Reintroducing the Question-Focused Pedagogy Series
I have so many questions. And it feels as though, at least in philosophy, as soon as I start to answer one, another three...
The Pedagogy of Disruption: Confronting the Mainstream Resistance to Philosophical Inquiry and Radical Education
In the landscape of higher education, teaching a graduate-level course on Philosophy for Children (P4C) within a research university presents a unique set of...
2024 Central Division Dewey Lecture: Philosophy: Head and Heart
Below is the audio recording of Stephen Darwall’s John Dewey Lecture, “Philosophy: Head and Heart,” given at the 2024 Central Division Meeting. The full...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: Philosophy of the Short Term
Jay Lampert is Professor of Philosophy at Duquesne University. His research spans Continental philosophy, particularly Hegel, Husserl, and Deleuze. He has written three books...
APA Member Interview: Steven Zani
Steven J. Zani is an interdisciplinary scholar with an MA in Philosophy and a PhD in Comparative Literature. He has worked at 2-yr and...
Town Bloody Hall
Town Bloody Hall (1979) documents a singular historical moment, a “dialogue on women’s liberation” that took place on April 30, 1971, in New York’s...
Indigenous Critical Theory
When I teach Indigenous social and political theory, I draw on a perspective which emphasizes that the states of the so-called First, Second, and...
