Depression and the Good
The first time I was hospitalized for depression, it occurred to me to ask whether my fellow philosophers had anything to say about my...
Racial Justice in Cugoano and Africana Philosophy
Imagine you are born to a white middle class family in the United States sometime after the civil rights movement. You do not think...
Man-Made Horrors Beyond My Comprehension: Men and the Phenomenology of Misogyny
Author’s Note: The following discourse will concern misogyny as it pertains to men and women. It is worth observing, however, the pertinence of nonbinary...
(Re)introducing the Ethical Dilemmas in Public Philosophy Series
“Complexity” is something of a buzzword today—and probably for good reason.
If we think about the organization of our societies, we are presented with an...
The Great British Brain Drain
Over the past few years, the UK has faced its fair share of trials. Today, one of the most pressing is the pressure placed...
Travel, Fear, and Cheating
On a warm spring night in 2016, I found myself lost and alone in the small hours of morning in Kashgar. My welcome to...
Eo and Animal Ethics
Disclaimer: Dr. Sara Bizarro is a series editor at the Blog of the APA. The views expressed here are solely those of the author...
Climate Targets and Moral Corruption
Imagine a parent–teacher conference. The teacher tells you your child is “on track” to graduate from high school. Relieved, you follow up: “Great! Can...
The Aesthetics of Perfection: The Value of Culinary Achievement in The Menu
“It needs an ending that ties everything together conceptually. Otherwise, it just tastes good and who cares?”
Chef Julian Slowik, the villain of the film...
Fighting for Freedom with Philosophy: An Interview with A.J. Wendland
Aaron James Wendland is organizing a conference on the value of philosophy in light of the events in Ukraine during the last year. It...