APA Member Interview, Vikas Beniwal
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...
APA Member Interview, Kristin Borgwald
Kristin Borgwald recently joined the faculty of St. Louis Community College, Meramec. She was previously a professor at Miami Dade College for 14 years,...
2019 Pacific Division Dewey Lecture: Philosophy, Science, and History: A Personal Perspective
Below is the audio recording of Michael Friedman’s John Dewey Lecture, “Philosophy, Science, and History: A Personal Perspective,” given at the 2019 Pacific Division...
APA Member Interview, Anna Boessenkool
Anna Boessenkool is a Philosophy PhD candidate at Boston College and Guest Academic Affiliate at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. She is currently...
2019 Pacific Division Presidential Address: Individual Well-Being and Social Justice
Below is the audio recording of Richard Arneson’s presidential address, “Individual Well-Being and Social Justice,” given at the 2019 Pacific Division Meeting. The full...
APA Member Interview: Samuel Berrettini
Sam is a first-year PhD candidate in Boston University's joint program in Philosophy and Classical Studies. He works primarily on Plato's moral psychology, but is...
APA announces Spring 2025 prize winners
The American Philosophical Association is pleased to announce the following seven prizes for the first half of 2025. APA prizes recognize many areas of...
2019 Central Division Dewey Lecture: Academic Philosophy: What Is It? What Do We Want...
Below is the audio recording of Alison Jaggar’s John Dewey Lecture, “Academic Philosophy: What Is It? What Do We Want It To Be?,” given...
APA Member Interview: Calvin Roosevelt Bell III
Calvin Bell III is a first-year Ph.D. student in Philosophy at Northwestern University as a Beinecke Scholar. Calvin’s intellectual interests are deeply rooted in...
Reflections on Service, the Profession, and the Graduate Student Council
“Service” is a tricky category in a grad student's career planning. The general advice one gets usually says to keep it to a minimum...