Though teaching philosophy online undeniably presents pedagogical challenges, it also provides unique opportunities to craft assignments that cultivate philosophical skills. Two summers ago, I...
Donald Robertson is a cognitive-behavioural psychotherapist and writer. He is the author of six books on philosophy and psychotherapy, including How to Think Like...
Tamsin Kimoto is a PhD student in the Philosophy Department at Emory University and a member of the APA’s Graduate Student Council. Their primary research...
After twenty years of research in and on the European and Indian traditions of philosophy, peer reviewed publications in and on both traditions, translating...
by Carol Gray
On April 5, 2019, eighty students and faculty at the University of Connecticut participated in a discussion between University of Connecticut’s Fred...
The pop culture topic of the hour is undoubtedly Game of Thrones’ ending, which according to conventional wisdom was a disappointment, though a survey...
International Relations (IR) developed as a distinct discipline after World War II but its theoretical and philosophical foundations predate the 20th century. During the Cold...
Most departments have regular research seminars, usually weekly during term-time with an invited speaker, who talks for about an hour, followed by another hour...
