Editor’s Note: This is the third in a three-part series exploring the relationship between neuroscience, philosophy, and society. The first part can be found...
Carolina Flores is a PhD candidate at Rutgers, advised by Liz Camp and Susanna Schellenberg. She works primarily at the intersection of philosophy of...
Thius edition of the Recently Published Book Spotlight is on the work of Michelle Ciurria. Michelle Ciurria is the author of An Intersectional Feminist...
Recent years have seen an increasing pressure on university teachers to include new media in their teaching practices. I recently had a conversation with...
Melancholia Africana: The Indispensable Overcoming of the Black Condition is a book about possibility. It is about reciprocity—about becoming. But it is also about...
Given the current pandemic with the coronavirus, several institutions are transitioning to remote learning for the remainder of the semester. Educators and students who...
As indicated in a notice circulated on March 9, the APA leadership has been closely monitoring developments related to the global outbreak of coronavirus...
Arthur Schopenhauer
today is best known for his psychology, ethics, aesthetics and prose style.
When it comes to metaphysics, however, his philosophy has been considered “so
obviously...
“Everything that forces itself into the world is subject to the principle of particularization.” - G. W. F. Hegel
To
“change the world”—to engage in responsible...
“...for many students the process of upward mobility requires far more than perseverance: it also requires brutal decisions and painful sacrifices, threatens their relationships...
Kelley Annesley is a fifth-year graduate student at the University of Rochester, interested especially in epistemology and feminist takes on biomedical ethics. As a...
This edition of the Recently Published Book Spotlight is on the metaphysical work of Douglas Edwards. Douglas Edwards, from Utica College, is the author...
