by Jamie Ritzo and Laura Brown
October 3-6, 2019 marked the tenth official FEAST
(Feminist Ethics and Social Theory) Conference, along with the 20-year
anniversary of the...
This past summer, the Gotham Philosophical Society (GPS) posted four short essays under the masthead Phi on New York: Philosophy for the City. These...
Last summer, the National Humanities
Alliance launched the Humanities for All website to help foster publicly engaged humanities scholarship in
U.S. higher education. Showcasing the contribution...
Beth Barker is a philosopher in transition from the University of Missouri’s PhD program in philosophy, where she completed her MA, to Northwestern University’s....
Gender and Social Justice is a mid-level elective for philosophy majors at Cabrini University. However, it was originally developed as a co-taught introductory feminist...
A top medical journal published a research letter this week concerning the behavior of health researchers on Twitter, and how that behavior is informed...
by Boaventura de Sousa Santos
As its very name suggests, Ecuador is
geographically located in the middle of the world. And now, from all
appearances, neoliberalism has...
Overview
In May 2019, the Philosophy Department at Western Michigan University was awarded a $1,000 grant from the APA’s Berry Fund for Public Philosophy. The...
Derek Andrews is a doctoral student at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. His research interests lie primarily in the fields of bioethics and...
A crucial step in making a faculty appointment is the initial interviewing of candidates. The process typically takes place at a professional conference or...
by Katherine Davies
On any given day, approximately 400,000 children are active recipients of the U.S. welfare program known as the foster care system. There...
Last April, Princeton University economists and married partners Anne Case and Sir Angus Deaton delivered the Tanner Lectures on Human Values at Stanford University. The title of their...
