In Madness and Civilization (1961), Foucault discussed leprosy, an epidemic that troubled Europe profoundly. Although, with monitoring and isolating the population, leprosy vanished at the end...
Wanting to study philosophy, Katherine Cassese will be taking us through her time in college. As she prepared to leave Cleveland, Ohio for Cambridge, Massachusetts, Sidra & Jeremy interviewed her about her new mini-series.
Kristin Conrad Kilgallen received an MA in Philosophy from The University of British Columbia. Their primary interests are feminist and Indigenous philosophy and they...
In this clip, John Oliver reveals how mainstream media morning shows make hasty generalizations based on preliminary studies. John Oliver’s Last Week Tonight deals...
Hugo Cossette-Lefebvre is a Ph.D. candidate at McGill University. His central interests are in political philosophy, philosophy of law, and global ethics. Before pursuing...
Climate activists often say: Organize your networks! Collective action and social movements have become crucial for an effective response to a growing climate emergency....
Data breaches, algorithmic bias, digital rights management, surveillance technology, facial recognition, Cambridge Analytica, online misinformation, job automation, the singularity – these are just some...
Devin Zane Shaw’s Philosophy of Antifascism offers an account of the normative basis for militant or insurrectionary antifascist praxis, concluding with a reflection on...
Industrial Ad Valorem Tax Exemption Program(ITEP) in Louisiana
Recently, a UN Report vindicated claims of environmental racism in Louisiana that local environmental groups and civic...
Jana Mohr Lone is the director of the University of Washington Center for Philosophy for Children, an academic research center devoted to scholarship and...
Eliya Cohen is a PhD candidate at Princeton University working primarily on philosophical logic, metaphysics, and applied ethics, with strong side interests in Epicurean...
Quantum artificial intelligence ("QAI") is revolutionizing computing because it is not limited to the binary nature of conventional computer bits (which must have a...
