Recently Published Book Spotlight: Rethinking Health Care Ethics
In a diverse career, Stephen Scher has taught clinical medical ethics in Harvard Medical School–affiliated hospitals and professional ethics and organizational behavior at Yale...
What Are You Reading…On Memory
There are many relationships one can take to their memory. One can be skeptical of it, like Descartes, in the name of finding a...
Dusting Off Dualism?
Throughout the previous century dualism’s demise seemed imminent. During the 1970s Daniel Dennett (1978, p. 252) assessed the field of philosophy of mind and...
Early Career Research Spotlight: Josh Dohmen
This edition of the Early Career Research Spotlight focuses on the work of Josh Dohmen. He is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy in the...
You Can’t Keep a Good Idea Down: Reviving the Journal Survey Project
The Journal Survey Project was very popular when it was first launched in April 2017. The post announcing it was shared widely and became...
What Are You Reading…On the Philosophy of Law
The origin of law is a vital question for society, and the preservation of a widely accepted source of authority is necessary for a...
Deconstruction from the South: On Bruno Mazzoldi and Jacques Derrida
To promote dialogue among different philosophical traditions as equals, I claim here that the world is populated by a plurality of philosophical languages. In...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: The Man-Not
Tommy J. Curry is a Professor of Philosophy at Texas A&M University. He is the author of The Man-Not: Race, Class, Genre, and the...
What Are You Reading…On Cultural Identity
Cultural identity is constantly being torn down and rebuilt. Though both processes always occur, sometimes one is dominant. It seems to me that the...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: The Theory and Practice of Experimental Philosophy
Justin Sytsma is an Associate Professor in the Philosophy Programme at Victoria University of Wellington in beautiful Wellington, New Zealand. He's interested in a...