A lot of grad students and professors struggle with the gen-ed problem. Most of the students in introductory philosophy courses are required to take...
The APA blog is working with Cliff Sosis of What is it Like to Be a Philosopher? in publishing advance excerpts from Cliff’s long-form interviews with...
In a previous post Peter Adamson predicted that non-European philosophies are destined to enter the mainstream of the philosophical profession. He highlighted three avenues...
Barry Lam is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Vassar College and executive producer of the Hi-Phi Nation podcast, the first and only narrative-driven show...
Eric Thomas Weber is Associate Professor of Educational Policy at the University of Kentucky, Executive Director of the Society of Philosophers in America, co-host...
When I started my PhD at Rutgers, I expected some surprise, misunderstanding, and unwanted help regarding my disability. Yet I was caught off-guard by...
by Sherri Conklin, Nicole Hassoun, and Eric Schwitzgebel
The Demographics in Philosophy project aims to increase diversity in the discipline. To this end, we have...
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Dr Mike Alsford: So, Danny. As I...
by Norman Ajari
To think of the contemporary situation of Africana philosophy in France amounts to reflecting upon its institutional nonexistence and the historical reasons...
MIND has long been concerned with securing fairness in the assessment of its submissions. It first made the decision to introduce a triple anonymous...
This post is abridged and adapted from a longer piece. Forthcoming in the inaugural issue of Precollege Philosophy and Public Practice.
When the great nonfiction...
Charges of hypocrisy are rampant these days. Perhaps the most pervasive ones currently refer to the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, with each side claiming the...
