Ethica, Work Without Obstacle: An Interview with Patrick Fontana
Patrick Fontana is a french artist. He takes notes dessinées (notes drawn) from philosophical seminars, books, to produce visual and sound digital installations, performance...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: The Wind and Solar Calendar
What would it be to create books where the text conveys the texture of coming to know a person by acquaintance?
Recently Published Book Spotlight: The Cunning of Imagination
Eugene Garver Ph.D.'s is from the Committee for the Analysis of Ideas and the Study of Methods at The University of Chicago. Since then,...
What is the role of the history of philosophy nowadays? An interview with Lisa...
The I International Conference Women in the History of Philosophy will take place from June 17 to 20 at the Universidade do Estado do Rio...
The Limit of Responsibility: The Ethical Paradox of the Anthropocene
In this post I will try to describe the ethical paradox emerging within the framework of the so-called Anthropocene: the ‘new aspirant geological epoch’,...
Redefining Metaphysics: The Engineering Model for Reality and Philosophy
Why am I redefining metaphysics? When I taught metaphysics in the past, students looked confused. They found it difficult to understand the traditional spectrum...
What Are You Reading…On the Philosophy of Perception
Perception influences so much and is influenced by many things as well. Almost all our knowledge of the world comes from perception, but that...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: How to Think Like a Roman Emperor
Donald Robertson is a cognitive-behavioural psychotherapist and writer. He is the author of six books on philosophy and psychotherapy, including How to Think Like...
What Are You Reading…On Game of Thrones
The pop culture topic of the hour is undoubtedly Game of Thrones’ ending, which according to conventional wisdom was a disappointment, though a survey...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: The Moral Nexus
R. Jay Wallace is a professor in the philosophy department at the University of California, Berkeley, where he has taught since 2000. Wallace is...