Early January in the UK witnessed an extraordinary outpouring of public outrage. In four parts, shown on successive nights, a TV drama documented prosecutions...
Mark van Roojen is a professor of philosophy at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. He publishes mainly in ethics and metaethics but has reasonably broad...
For more than 20 years, Kristof Van Rossem has worked as an independent trainer in Socratic dialogue in various organizations from businesses to schools,...
Doctoral programs in philosophy, and in the humanities in general, have several structural issues: high attrition rates; inadequate university teaching opportunities relative to the...
It appears uncontroversial that having proper legal procedures is integral to the legitimacy of any judicial system and that the nature of these procedures...
The Philosophy Club at the University of North Alabama began meeting in Spring 2016. Prior to the pandemic, the club’s regular membership consisted of...
This post was first published as an APA Blog Substack newsletter. Each month, our editors send a newsletter bringing original insights and reflections on...
A Review Article of Beyond Bantu Philosophy. Contextualizing Placide Tempels’ Initiative in African Thought (Dokman and Cornelli eds.) and La Philosophie bantoue du Père...
Sophia Whicher just completed her MA in Philosophy at the University of Toronto. She is interested in the philosophy of love and personal relationships,...
