Monthly Archives: June, 2025

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Public Philosophy

We Still Have Time to Protect the Last Frontier of Privacy

Alexandra Frye -
This time last year, I was all set to buy the Apple Vision Pro. I’ve been a long-time Apple devotee—their design, UX, and product...
Recently Published Book Spotlight

Recently Published Book Spotlight: Biotechnology, Gestation, and the Law

Richard B. Gibson -
Elizabeth Chloe Romanis is an Associate Professor in Biolaw at Durham Law School, University of Durham in the U.K. Chloe does research in healthcare...
APA

APA Member Interview: Ryan S. Bingham

Jessica Castellani -
Ryan S. Bingham is a doctoral candidate at the University of Chicago Divinity School, where he studies the work of Jacques Derrida at the...
Democracy as a Way of Life

Work Shirts to the Opera

Jeremy Bendik-Keymer -
The only good academic is as good as the trash collector.
Diversity and Inclusiveness

Interview with New Associate Editor of the Women in Philosophy Series

Elisabeth Paquette -
Welcome, and thanks for joining the Blog! Could you tell us more about yourself? What do you think our readers should know about you?  Thanks...
Question-Focused Pedagogy

Questioning the Doubting Game

Stephen Bloch-Schulman -
Things are going well in Symbolic Logic. Students are mastering truth tables, and they’re symbolizing English sentences into our truth-functional language with increasing facility....
Public Philosophy

Without Philosophy Einstein Said He Would Have “Contributed Nothing”

Martina Valković -
This post was originally published by the Institute of Art and Ideas and is republished here with permission as part of the Blog of APA’s partnership with the...
Professor Reflection Series

Encouraging Students to Reflect

Samuel Taylor -
College courses, unlike most high school courses, require students to engage in a good deal of independent learning. What they do outside of class...
Research

Jacobi, Husserl, and the Guises of Nihilism

Richard B. Gibson -
"Nihilism" is a term mostly associated with Friedrich Nietzsche. But it precedes him by nearly a century. Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi coins it in 1799...
APA

2020 Central Division Presidential Address: Practical Possibilities and the One-Thought-Too-Many Objection to Moral Deliberation

Erin Shepherd -
Below is the audio recording of Julia Driver’s presidential address, “Practical Possibilities and the One-Thought-Too-Many Objection to Moral Deliberation,” given at the 2020 Central...
APA

APA Member Interview, Vikas Beniwal

Jessica Castellani -
Vikas Beniwal is currently pursuing an M.A. in Philosophy at the University of Mississippi. Prior to this, he earned an M.A. in Philosophy and...
Bioethics

Consciousness, the brain, and our chimeric selves

Richard B. Gibson -
This post was originally published by the Institute of Art and Ideas and is republished here with permission as part of the Blog of APA's partnership...
Law and Philosophy

Legal but Not Protected: The Precarious Space of H-1B Workers

Helena Moradi -
Earlier this year, a heated debate over the H-1B visa program erupted among key supporters of President Trump and soon sparked reactions across the...
Public Philosophy

Iran Is the Enemy the West Created

Smrutipriya Pattnaik -
War with the West needs a theocracy This post was originally published by the Institute of Art and Ideas and is republished here with permission as part of the...
Teaching

Flirting with Personhood: Will Smith’s Date with Sophia the Robot

Gregory Convertito -
With the increased prevalence of AI chatbots on dating apps, many users wonder if their date-to-be is really a person. The following clip depicts...
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