Since autumn of 2022, generative AI has taken the world by storm. With millions of regular users, billions of requests and corresponding results, tools...
When I create assignment prompts, my instructions explain both the what and the why. I include a brief statement explaining the value the assignment...
Now that we hold a significant part of our discussions on social media platforms, worries and complaints about “shadowbanning”—the act of moderating online speech...
What could a revolutionary thinker like Frantz Fanon possibly draw from the political philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche, a self-proclaimed anti-egalitarian, anti-democrat, and anti-socialist?
Nietzsche clearly...
Arthur Bradley is Professor of Comparative Literature in the School of Arts at Lancaster University. His most recent books are Unbearable Life: A Genealogy...
Kant’s account of evil makes three key claims with major consequences for moral agency and responsibility. First, the distinction between good and evil lies...
1. Neither Here Nor There, But Thinking Through Both
My own philosophical journey was shaped by the tension between place and thought, between inherited traditions...
This brief Mazda advertisement describes the Japanese philosophy of jinba-ittai, the experience of a rider being one with their horse through the communication of...
We share a deep belief in the philosophical power of film—and in its unique ability to connect abstract thought with lived experience, imagination, and...
The APA Pacific Division Program Committee and Executive Committee are working diligently to make the 2026 Pacific Division Meeting (held online only April 8–12,...
