Yoga Philosophy, Part 2
Part 1 of this series can be found here.
After twenty years of research in and on the European and Indian traditions of philosophy, peer...
A Moment to Take Stock (and Keep Advocating)
For three years in a row, the Trump administration has called for the elimination of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and other...
Philosophy with Children and the Proprioception of Thinking
Proprioception is usually used in reference to body movement and the self-perception of body movement. Proprius in Latin means “one’s own,” or “self.” It refers...
We Have a Crisis in U.S. Higher Education
The teaching structure of higher education has altered drastically in the past two decades and those in power do not want to talk about...
Is It Time For the Humanities to Strike?
Note: The views and opinions expressed here are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the...
Why Graduate Schools Don’t Have Reunions
Several weeks ago I accompanied my wife to the 50th reunion of her medical school class at the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, founded...
Yoga Philosophy, Part 1
After twenty years of research in and on the European and Indian traditions of philosophy, peer reviewed publications in and on both traditions, translating...
Tent Talks Podcast: Philosophy Outside Academia
I am baffled as to why the discipline of philosophy does not occupy a more prominent position in pop culture. Socrates was hailed as a...
A Neuro-Philosophy Of Global Order: The Case for Symbiotic Realism, Multi-Sum Security and Just...
International Relations (IR) developed as a distinct discipline after World War II but its theoretical and philosophical foundations predate the 20th century. During the Cold...
Is #MeToo Good for Women?
Editor's note: The following article contains explicit language about sexual assault and sexual violence.
Back when Anita Hill was testifying at Clarence Thomas’s confirmation hearing...