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New APA Blog Series: Women in Philosophy

The APA is excited to announce a new series of the APA Blog called “Women in Philosophy,” which will operate under the auspices of...

Committee on the Status of Women Sponsored Panels at Pacific APA

The Committee on the Status of Women is pleased to announce two panels that it is co-sponsoring at the Pacific APA. Saturday, March 31, 2018,...

The Self and the Selfie

With more data stored from one day's selfies than all the world's books, many have dismissed Generation Selfie as superficial and vain. Yet creative...

Normalizing Pronoun-Sharing at Philosophy Conferences

Last month, I attended the Central APA meeting in Chicago to be part of a panel on queer productions of knowledge.  I do not...

Excerpt from Tar for Mortar: The Library of Babel and the Dream of Totality

The following is an excerpt from Tar for Mortar: The Library of Babel and the Dream of Totality, just released by punctum books. It...

New APA Blog Series: Including Trans Athletes in Competitive Sport

An issue increasingly on people’s minds and in the public eye is whether—and how—transgender women should be allowed to compete in sport in women’s...

Aporia and the Implications for the Intuitive Knowledge of Children

When rationality fails us we are puzzled and left with a sense of aporia (απορια) meaning puzzlement or wonderment. We are “at a loss,”...
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On Public Philosophizing: A Conversation with Caleb Harrison and Macy Salzberger

After the controversial decision not to announce a winner for Marc Sanders Foundation 2017 Public Philosophy Award, I spoke with Caleb Harrison and Macy Salzberger...

Interview with Former Philosophy Graduate Student and Investor Bill Miller

William H "Bill" Miller III is a former philosophy graduate student at Johns Hopkins University; he is also a well-regarded investor, fund manager, and philanthropist....

Women Philosophers Get No Agency: Elisabeth of Bohemia

By now we all know the tune. On the whole, women thinkers get less acknowledgement for their work. When they speak in meetings, their...