Kaitiakitanga and Climate Change
The Kāretu valley is situated near the Taumārere river, in the north of Aotearoa New Zealand. It has been the homeland of my tribal...
Interview with Carol Cleland: Extraterrestrial Technology?
This series continues to explore the evolving relationship among science, philosophy and faith, with a focus on the import of modern physics and technology. ...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: Human Dignity and Political Criticism
Colin Bird teaches at the Department of Politics and directs the Program in Political Philosophy, Politics, and Law (PPL) at the University of Virginia....
Teaching Philosophy for Optimal Learning: A Pedagogical Entrée into The Good Life Method...
This post originally appeared on Notre Dame's Philosophy as a Way of Life Blog.
Suppose after a lot of personal experience and reflection you’ve come...
Can You See Something Better than Philosophy?
For a new mini-series on interpersonal relationships in philosophy, I explain why it's important not to identify with the discipline of philosophy.
International Climate Negotiations: A Guide for Ethics Teachers
Many of us want our teaching to connect to public affairs. Engaging with international climate negotiations can provide a rich array of examples of...
Philosophy and the Mirror of Technology: Beyond Space and Time
Exploring the evolving relationship among science, philosophy and faith, I have previously attempted to recast Spinoza’s challenging doctrine of Parallelism, suggesting that quantum artificial...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: Honesty: The Philosophy and Psychology of a Neglected Virtue...
In his new book, Honesty: The Philosophy and Psychology of a Neglected Virtue, Christian B. Miller provides an account of honesty that addresses some...
Understanding Academic Precarity with Iris Marion Young: Who’s Responsible?
The question management and tenured staff should ask when using non-tenure track labor isn't, "did I create this situation?" but, "given where I am, how can I support you?"
Interview with Sean D. Kelly: A Genealogy of Redemption in the Western Tradition (Part...
This edition of Philosophy and the Mirror of Technology is the second installment of a two-part interview with Sean Kelly. Read the first part...