SUNY Cortland’s Sophia’s Garden project helps encourage philosophical inquiry and language enrichment for children. Its motto is “Engaging Curious Young Minds to Make Learning...
On September 21, Charles W. Mills, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the CUNY Graduate Center passed away. What followed underscored the immense impact that...
A process philosopher concerned with individuation leaves academia to tend her own garden. Much to her surprise and relief, there, alongside her family - it flourishes unfinished.
Emmanuel Cuisinier is a Franco-Canadian philosophy student currently doing an MA at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada. He specializes in ontology, phenomenology, and philosophy of...
The 'Concept Creep' of Emotional Labor
The term “emotional labor” used to be more narrowly defined than it is today. Sociologist Arlie Hochschild invented the...
The American Philosophical Association is now accepting nominations for APA leadership positions for terms beginning July 1, 2022.
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Jesse Ciccotti completed his PhD at Hong Kong Baptist University in 2018. His dissertation compared Mengzi (Mencius) with Marcus Aurelius on what makes a...
It is easy to get bogged down by climate change and its accompanying symptoms: fires, drought, record temperatures, and flooding across the world. What...
I have been teaching Philosophical-Policy And Legal Design (PPLD) for over twenty years, and with it, both my undergraduate and graduate students have found...
Julius S. Scott’s The Common Wind: Afro-American Currents in the Age of the Haitian Revolution was rightly bestowed with the Frantz Fanon Outstanding Book...
It’s understandable that many discussions about the climate crisis focus on existential threats. Claims about human extinction combine the terrifying prospect of mass death...
