This movie clip, from the movie Idiocracy (2006), presents a future version of Earth where the average intelligence has dropped. They cannot grow crops...
This three-part series, Indigenizing International Law, explores the encounter between Western and Indigenous jurisdictions, paying particular attention to the way in which post-colonial rule...
by Patricia Grosse
The first mention of St. Monnica in Stephen Greenblatt’s The New Yorker article “How St. Augustine Invented Sex” occurs in the second...
This series of Student Reflections is based on interviews conducted by Elyse Purcell and Sarah Horne during the APA's 2019 Central Division Meeting in Denver, Colorado. Kate Barnes...
Kristina Grob is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of South Carolina Sumter.
Nathan Nobis is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at...
This three-part series, Indigenizing International Law, explores the encounter between Western and Indigenous jurisdictions, paying particular attention to the way in which post-colonial rule...
William Albuquerque is currently a third-year graduate student at University of California San Diego, working within value theory – particularly issues related to moral responsibility. ...
This series of Student Reflections is based on interviews conducted by Elyse Purcell and Sarah Horne during the APA's 2019 Central Division Meeting in Denver, Colorado. Heather Stewart is...
The American Philosophical Association and the American Society for Aesthetics are pleased to announce that Professors Keren Gorodeisky and Eric Marcus (Auburn University) have...
by Richard A. Jones
Critical Race Theory (CRT), in its most influential form, was initiated at Harvard Law School by Derrick Bell’s early critique of...
Robert Barnard is Professor of Philosophy at The University of Mississippi. He joined the faculty at the University of Mississippi about twenty years ago...
