By James Cantres
Steve McQueen’s five-part film anthology Small Axe portrays various strains of Black British life from the 1960s through 1980s. Each film gives...
The APA is pleased to announce that Heather Spradley (Harvard University) has been awarded the 2021 William James Prize for her paper, “Inquiring While...
One of the many controversies precipitated by the January 6th unrest at the Capitol has been a terminological controversy around words like ‘sedition’, ‘insurrection’,...
Bernard E. Harcourt is a critical theorist and a social justice advocate who tries to confront philosophical thought with political and legal action—and vice...
Teresa Bruno Nino is a philosophy PhD candidate at the Syracuse University philosophy department. She is currently living in State College, PA, working on...
The annual Sanders Graduate Student Awards are three prizes awarded to each of the three best papers in mind, metaphysics, epistemology, or ethics submitted...
Philosophy for Girls: An Invitation to the Life of Thought is an unusual philosophy book. It straddles academic and general audiences, is intended to...
Classroom discussion is our bread and butter as philosophy teachers. Here we model productive disagreement and collaborative problem solving while wrestling with philosophical arguments....
As scenes of Trump supporters storming the US Capitol filled media outlets and social media on January 6th, shocked journalists repeated again and again...
