A Tribute to Karen Warren
When Karen Warren died last year, friends and colleagues agreed that we had lost a compassionate, bold, and radical scholar, an award-winning teacher, and...
G.I. JANE: For Feminists, Language is Half the Battle
Discussions of feminism and its practical social and political goals often take on a military language and framework: feminists say that we need to...
Writing on the Threshold: Philosophy for Girls
Philosophy for Girls: An Invitation to the Life of Thought is an unusual philosophy book. It straddles academic and general audiences, is intended to...
Questions of Belonging: Living and Growing as a Feminist Philosopher
The political struggle then becomes: to find a better way of answering questions, ways of questioning the questions, so that the world that makes...
Bat-Ami Bar On: In Memoriam
Teacher. Mentor. Friend. The fortunate among us would use these words to characterize our relationships with our dissertation directors. Working closely with them over...
Congrats to the “Diversifying Analytic Theology” Prize Winner
We are delighted to announce the winner of our prize “Diversifying Analytic Theology,” sponsored by the APA’s Diversity and Inclusiveness fund and organized by...
Washed-over Colonial Realities of The Crown
By Vashna Jagarnath
All this The Crown craze, what the hell is happening to the world?
I understood the Downton Abbey thing, even though it was...
Uncovering Deaf Women Philosophers
When I was in graduate school, I started keeping a notebook with all of the references to deaf people and the experience of being...
How Inclusive and Accessible Is Your Statement on Inclusion and Accessibility?
As I was preparing for this new semester, I found myself copying and pasting the ‘Statement on Inclusion and Accessibility’ from my previous syllabi....
Entropy and the Elderly in the Neoliberal Age
In the September 2020 issue of Harper’s Magazine, Andrew Cockburn writes about the appalling negligence shown toward the elderly in American nursing homes. The...