Assisted dying has always been controversial, but lately, it seems ever more present in public and philosophical debate. The proposed expansion of Canada’s Medical...
I served in the role of the Central Division Secretary-Treasurer (S-T) from January 2017 through June 2024. The role is many times a behind-the-scenes...
Stoicism, an ancient school of thought originating with Zeno of Citium (334-262 BC), is experiencing a resurgence. Several thriving and robust Stoic communities exist...
Mules carry other people’s burdens. Zora Neale Hurston's third book, Their Eyes Were Watching God, describes the condition of being a mule. They are...
James Tartaglia is Professor of Metaphysical Philosophy at Keele University, UK. He is the author of Philosophy in a Meaningless Life (2016), Philosophy in...
He Yin Zhen (1884—circa 1920) was a radical Chinese anarcha-feminist political philosopher. Her radicalness manifests itself not only in her views on such issues...
In reading social media posts by philosophers and speaking with colleagues around the country, there seem to be four faculty responses to the academic...
Much mainstream philosophical work on migration focuses on whether or not states have a unilateral right to exclude would-be migrants from their territory. This...
Jacki Alvarez is a Philosophy professor at Merced College and in Prison through Rising
Scholars. The preponderance of their work focuses on Feminist Ethics, Social...
What are the goals of this series?
This series aims to showcase the fascinating, impactful, and (occasionally) controversial bioethical work in which members of the...
