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...
Teaching About the Existence of God
Relatively few philosophers specialize in the philosophy of religion, but many teach an introductory problems course in which one usual topic is the existence...
What Are You Reading… On Featured Books at the Pacific APA, Part 1
With the 2017 Pacific APA having just ended, this column will, for the next 3 weeks, highlight books that were featured in “Book Symposium”...
Philosophy in the Contemporary World: Campus Illiberalism as Moral Fundamentalism
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 Giorgio Agamben
Before the What Are You Reading posts from the Central APA, this feature was looking at work done on specific philosophers. Now that those...
Nietzsche in Shapes and Colors: A Book for Philosophers of the Future
Theresa Vishnevetskaya is the author of a new children's book on Nietzsche, called Nietzsche in Shapes and Colors. Described on Amazon as a "book...
What Are You Reading…On Organ Donation
As we are now in the month of April, I wanted to write this week’s post on a topic chosen from the list of...
Philosophy in the Contemporary World: Thinking about Ideology
This series, Philosophy in the Contemporary World, is aimed at exploring the various ways philosophy can be used to discuss issues of relevance to...