*Content warning: contains graphic depictions of sexual assault
The past weeks have witnessed a number of arguments raised in Brett Kavanaugh’s defense that are all...
On October 3, 2018, twenty-four people explored themes from one of the most important thought experiments in the history of philosophy: the Allegory of...
“Since choice as a decisive factor in self-preservation has to do with appearances, and since appearance has the double function of concealing some interior...
by Thomas Meagher
One of the preoccupations of Africana philosophy could be characterized in terms of axiology. Africana philosophy emerges out of a context of...
The duality mind-body has ancient roots in philosophy, most notably with Plato, Descartes and others. In dualism, mind and body are contrasted as two...
Technology constantly poses us challenges. The opportunities it offers come with dangers attached. Social media encourage envy and depression when we see the fun...
In The Ever-Present Origin, Jean Gebser suggests that both cultural and psychological processes can be parsed into five nonhierarchical “structures” or “mutations” of consciousness,...
The investigation into Brett Kavanaugh's past behavior raised questions about consent, privilege, and embodiment with the American people. Many object to rewarding the actions...
Years ago the American Philosophical Association’s Committee on Hispanics sponsored a symposium at the Eastern Division Meeting where a puzzling case was discussed....
On Thursday, April 12 and Tuesday, April 24, 2018, the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley philosophy department held roundtable events on Donald Trump....
by Sara Brill
When women are policed according to the public perception that they are insufficiently attentive to their children, criminally prosecuted for miscarriage, and...
