In Race Matters, Cornel West anticipates a dilemma that continues to shape American intellectual life. He observes that the massive growth of the Academy...
Zara Anwarzai is an Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University whose work sits at the intersection of Philosophy and Cognitive Science. She focuses on...
Simone de Beauvoir is often remembered as a formidable philosopher, feminist theorist, and novelist—one who reshaped modern thought on freedom, gender, and ethics. Yet...
As AI adoption accelerates, the consequences—intended and not—are becoming harder to ignore. From biased algorithms to opaque decision-making and chatbot misinformation, companies are increasingly...
“You’ll get over it.” “You’ll find someone else.” “Plenty more fish in the sea.”
This is advice frequently given to someone going through a crushing...
How might an artwork function to let its artist avoid accountability in their life, and how might it function to help them become accountable in their life?
Imagine coming across a red flower—you will experience it from your own first-person perspective: you may smell its scent, recall seeing it before, and...
Below is the audio recording of Philip Kitcher’s John Dewey Lecture, “The Whole Function of Philosophy,” given at the 2021 Eastern Division Meeting, which...
What is the relationship between disability and well-being? (In this post, I’ll call this the Relationship Question.) The Relationship Question is both enormously complex...
