What Are You Reading…On Hedonism
Starting with this post, the “What Are You Reading” column will be moving to a bi-weekly schedule for the rest of the Summer. Part...
What Are You Reading…On Atomism
Last week, at bar trivia, the host asked which nineteenth century English scientist is credited with formulating the modern theory of atomism. Unfortunately, my...
What Are You Reading…On Plato’s Theory of Forms
Plato’s Theory of Forms has been on my mind this week, as final papers are due and it is a topic that many of...
On Multiple Realization
This post originally appeared on OUPblog and appears here as part of our partnership with them.
There’s no overestimating the significance of the multiple realization...
Philosophy in the Contemporary World: Reaffirming the Norms of Science
This series, Philosophy in the Contemporary World, is aimed at exploring the various ways philosophy can be used to discuss issues of relevance to...
What Are You Reading…On Developing a Shared Epistemology
One of the biggest concerns that social and political movements from the last couple of months have had is how to reestablish a shared...
Early Career Research Spotlight: Nathaniel Bulthius
This edition of the Early Career Research Spotlight focuses on the work of Nathaniel Bulthius. He is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Colgate University...
What Are You Reading…On Featured Books at the Pacific APA, Part 3
Here is the final part of the list of books featured at the latest Pacific APA.
Brian Epstein, The Ant Trap:...
Philosophy in the Contemporary World: The State of Exception, Fifteen Years After 9/11
This series, Philosophy in the Contemporary World, is aimed at exploring the various ways philosophy can be used to discuss issues of relevance to...
What Are You Reading…On Featured Books at the Pacific APA, Part 2
Here is the second of three posts on featured books at the latest Pacific APA.
Teresa Morgan, Roman Faith and Christian...