Women in Philosophy: Feminism and the F-Bomb
by Leigh M. Johnson
This past September, Judge (now Justice) Brett Kavanaugh appeared before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee in a bid for confirmation to...
Black Issues in Philosophy: Anthony J. Steinbock’s Moral Emotions
by Lewis R. Gordon
Phenomenology, Maurice Natanson often reminded us, is an infinite task of beginnings, of starting over, of re-doing—again and again. A critic...
New Prize Competition: Diversifying Analytic Theology
Thanks to funding from the American Philosophical Association's Diversity and Inclusiveness Fund, the editors of the Journal of Analytic Theology are pleased to announce...
Women in Philosophy: Interview with Lauren Freeman, Editor of the APA Newsletter on Feminism...
Below is an interview with Lauren Freeman, the newly appointed editor of the APA Feminism and Philosophy Newsletter. The interview was conducted via email.
Congratulations...
Women in Philosophy: Reflections on the Ford-Kavanaugh Hearings
The investigation into Brett Kavanaugh's past behavior raised questions about consent, privilege, and embodiment with the American people. Many object to rewarding the actions...
Women in Philosophy: Reproductive Politics Old and New
by Sara Brill
When women are policed according to the public perception that they are insufficiently attentive to their children, criminally prosecuted for miscarriage, and...
Diversity and Philosophy Journals: Practices for Improving Diversity in Philosophy Journal Publishing
by Sherri Conklin, Nicole Hassoun, and Eric Schwitzgebel
The Demographics in Philosophy project aims to increase diversity in the discipline. To this end, we have...
Black Issues in Philosophy: Africana Philosophy in France Today
by Norman Ajari
To think of the contemporary situation of Africana philosophy in France amounts to reflecting upon its institutional nonexistence and the historical reasons...
Diversity and Philosophy Journals: Diverse Aims at MIND
MIND has long been concerned with securing fairness in the assessment of its submissions. It first made the decision to introduce a triple anonymous...
Women in Philosophy: The Words to Say It
by Subrena E. Smith
The title of this essay, borrowed from Marie Cardinal, addresses the act of writing. I write to give a view into...