Marisa Diaz-Waian: Philosophy, like Love, Is For Everyone
Marisa Diaz-Waian runs a community-based learning program in outdoor Montana.
Why Relativism is the Worst Idea Ever
The philosopher Allan Bloom once lamented: ‘There is one thing a professor can be absolutely certain of: almost every student entering the university believes,...
Recently Published Book: A Face Drawn in Sand
Rey Chow is an acclaimed critical theorist and cultural critic who holds the position of Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Professor of the Humanities at...
The Case for Alternating In-Person and Virtual Conferences
In some countries such as the US, society is slowly beginning to return to a pre-pandemic normal. With a return to normal we can...
Philosophy and the Mirror of Technology: Q&A with Michael Della Rocca
The following interview is the first in the "Philosophy and the Mirror of Technology" series. In this Q&A, Charlie Taben interviews Michael Della Rocca...
Enjoy a New Book about Ethical Reasoning
As part of the Blog of the APA‘s partnership with Exact Editions, we are offering one new book by Broadview Press in its entirety...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: The Parmenidean Ascent
Michael Della Rocca is a Professor of Philosophy at Yale University who has written extensively on early modern philosophy and contemporary metaphysics. He spoke...
Philosophy and the Mirror of Technology: A Blog Series on Science, Philosophy and Faith
The Blog of the APA is happy to announce “Philosophy and the Mirror of Technology”, a series of authored articles and interviews about the impact of...
A Little Place to Oppose Insecurity in the World
What constitutes a moral relationship to knowledge? And what do our institutions have to be like to create the grounds for such a relationship?
Why the Genetic Fallacy is Not a Fallacy
Trivia question: which country was the first to pass a public smoking ban? Answer: Nazi Germany. Indeed, German scientists were among the first to...