What Are You Reading…On Human Nature
Human nature is one of the most controversial yet significant topics that philosophy has traditionally taken up. Just as the study of it has...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: How We Became Our Data
Colin Koopman is in the Philosophy Department at the University of Oregon, where he is also Director of New Media & Culture. His articles...
What Are You Reading…On Justice
In the wake of the Muller report, I have seen many debates about what constitutes “obstruction of justice.” Some, like our Attorney General, argue...
Can We Reproduce The Woolly Mammoth?
Note: This essay is based on a paper given at the 2019 Eastern APA in New York City.
Media reporters often announce that we are...
The Free Will Project: An Interview with Santiago Amaya and Manuel Vargas
The Free Will Project, run by Santiago Amaya (Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Columbia) and Manuel Vargas (University of California, San Diego), recently...
What Are You Reading…On the Philosophy of Film
As a film aficionado, I love the philosophy of film. It brings together two studies I enjoy, showing the many ways they overlap. When...
Two Critiques of German Idealism: An Interview with Gerad Gentry
Gerad Gentry is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Philosophy of Law at Lewis University and a visiting Associate to Germanic Studies at the...
Early Career Research Spotlight: Brian Berkey
This edition of the Early Career Research Spotlight focuses on the work of Brian Berkey. He is an Assistant Professor in the Department of...
What Are You Reading…On Perception
There’s a lot going on in the act of perception. In addition to the actual data we receive from the external world, there are...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: Clinical trials and the African person
Ike Iyioke has multidisciplinary degrees/certificates in philosophy, international relations, and journalism. He also has transdisciplinary research/teaching interests in ethics of healthcare, environmental health, and multicultural...