Dozens of women from the speculative philosophical tradition worked in American academia during the first half of the twentieth century and yet have been...
In her last series post, Katherine speaks to Ana and Justin, co-founders of a place-based liberal arts institute working to equip students to live well in an age of climate change.
Ahmed Abohamad is a Ph.D. student in the Philosophy Department at the University of Connecticut. He obtained a B.A. in Biological Sciences and Philosophy,...
Author’s Note: The following discourse will concern misogyny as it pertains to men and women. It is worth observing, however, the pertinence of nonbinary...
Academia in English-speaking countries has gradually become more and more international, regularly recruiting PhD students and postdoctoral researchers from abroad. This has led to...
It is pertinent to examine the perspective of Science and Technology Studies (STS) and its implications to enhance the understanding of technological development. By...
Melissa Smallbrook is the APA’s Meeting Coordinator for the three annual divisional meetings.
What do you do at the APA?
As the Meeting Coordinator, I work...
Completing a doctoral program is sufficiently difficult on its own. Now add to that parental responsibilities for a newborn child. But if that’s not...
Logan Daly is a graduate student at West Chester University and is pursuing his M.A. in philosophy. His academic work focuses on synthesizing Christianity...
The American Philosophical Association is pleased to announce the following ten prizes for the first half of 2023. APA prizes recognize many areas of...
Academic philosophers use the term public philosophy to mean making ivory-tower discourse available to a public audience. When a philosopher’s talk is open to...
