Our time is one of multiple pandemics. I propose the term “viral colonization” to understand some of the dynamics that we are currently living.
During...
Philosopher Rupert Read is active in the climate change movement Extinction Rebellion, and has recently released a new book about his work there. He...
Samuel Bennett is a PhD Candidate in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University working on ancient Greek philosophy and virtue ethics. In his spare...
Something has changed.
Only a few years ago, we found ourselves collectively able to live with those who would explain away the “locker-room talk” of...
Even the weak kind of artificial intelligence that often controls our on-line shopping recommendations presents ethical implications and challenges. Ethical problems with more traditional...
This is post nine in a short-term series by Prof. Nayef Al-Rodhan titled “Neurophilosophy of Governance, Power and Transformative Innovations.” This series provides neurophilosophical...
Ben Birkenstock is completing his MA in Interdisciplinary Humanities in the philosophy stream at Trinity Western University in Vancouver, Canada. Ben was born in...
As museums, libraries, scholarly societies, colleges, universities, and other humanities organizations shut down in mid-March due to COVID-19, we, at the National Humanities Alliance,...
In 2016 Hamilton College, a small liberal arts college in central NYS where I work passed an unusual (and possibly even unique) requirement: students...
“What I forget is better than whatever they remember.”— Yasiin Bey (2016)
The police murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Tony McDade, to name...
