Desheng Zong is a professor of Philosophy at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics as well as the East China Normal University. He became interested in...
Philosophy departments in the U.S. and Britain are famously homogenous. You already know that. What you might not know is that mainstream Anglophone philosophy...
Most philosophers in the United States today teach their philosophy courses as if places outside of Europe and North America simply never existed. This...
Violence has many definitions, and there are many types of violence. For some, violence is physical harm; others include psychological harm as well. At...
By Lewis Gordon
As the history of philosophy shows, its major developments often come from thinkers who were not formally trained as philosophers. Among the...
The following is based on a paper called 'Epistemic Insouciance' that is due to be published in the Journal of Philosophical Research.
The Washington Post recently reported...
W. Julian Korab-Karpowicz received his doctorate at the University of Oxford and is currently professor at Zayed University in Dubai. In the early 1980s,...
National Humanities Advocacy Day (HAD) took place on Tuesday, March 13 after a stimulating meeting of the National Humanities Alliance (NHA) the day before....
By Nathan Eckstrand
Several dystopian classics became bestsellers—1984, Brave New World, Fahrenheit 451, and The Handmaid’s Tale—following Donald Trump’s election, presumably by people who wished...
Think Olio is a New York-based interdisciplinary lecture series founded by CUNY students Chris Zumtobel and David Kurfirst in March 2015, who started with...
