Monthly Archives: April, 2019

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Issues in Philosophy

Sacred and Profane Love Podcast: Philosophy Outside Academia

Blog Contributor -
Let me begin by saying something about how the Sacred and Profane Love podcast came to be and what its future is. My podcast began...
Teaching

Syllabus Showcase: Ruth Boeker, The Human Mind in Early Modern Philosophy

Blog Contributor -
What is the relation between my mind and my body? Does my mind always think? What is a person? What makes me the same...
Public Philosophy

How John Rawls Could Have Predicted the Unhappiness of Facebook Users

David V. Johnson -
According to Facebook’s creation myth, as told by Aaron Sorkin’s film The Social Network and Ben Mezrich’s book The Accidental Billionaires, the idea for the...
Issues in Philosophy

Socrates: The Hero of Hemlock?

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Ask a philosopher to name a superhero. The response won’t be the famous brain in a vat. The likely response will be the centerpiece...
Diversity and Inclusiveness

Social Justice Does Not Always Come from the Court Room: An Interview with Sarah Deer

Lewis Gordon -
by Gregory Doukas Sarah Deer is a professor of law at William Mitchell College in Minnesota and a proud Mvskoke woman. Her life as a...
APA

Want More Philosophy of X on the APA Meeting Programs? Here’s the Secret

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The three APA meetings encourage philosophers to engage one another in a truly generalist setting: the meeting programs offer papers, symposia, and commentary in...
Research

What Are You Reading…On Perception

Nathan Eckstrand -
There’s a lot going on in the act of perception. In addition to the actual data we receive from the external world, there are...
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