Early Career Research Spotlight – David Ripley
The purpose of the early-career research spotlight is two-fold. First, the aim is to bring attention to an early-career APA member who is doing...
What Are You Reading? (April 18–24)
There have been several posts on the blog recently about the role philosophy should play in public affairs. That philosophy should speak out about...
Pacific APA 2016 – Developments in Virtue Theory
This year’s Pacific APA featured numerous scholars of virtue theory. Perhaps the most prominently featured was Linda Zagzebski, who works on Virtue Epistemology. Zagzebski...
What are You Reading? (April 11-17)
Because April is recognized as Earth Month in the US and Canada, and features Earth Day on April 22, it seems appropriate to use...
What Are You Reading? (March 28-April 3)
Last week I featured the first half of the books being featured in author-meets-critics sessions and book symposia at the upcoming Pacific APA. This...
Central APA Coverage: Radical Philosophy and Buddhism
In addition to the Carus and Dewey lectures recently covered on the APA Blog, the 2016 Central Division Meeting featured many other exciting sessions...
What Are You Reading? (March 21–27)
In preparation for the 2016 Pacific APA Division Meeting coming up later this month, I am again using the What Are You Reading? column...
Early-Career Research Spotlight: Danielle Wenner
The purpose of the early-career research spotlight is two-fold. First, the aim is to bring attention to an early-career APA member who is doing...
Central APA Coverage: Carus and Dewey Lectures
In beginning my coverage of the 2016 APA Central Division Meeting, I am focusing on the themes I saw represented in the major lectures...
What Are You Reading? (March 14–20)
The work of Claudia Card was featured prominently in her Carus Lectures, delivered by proxy, at the 2016 APA Central Division Meeting last week. The...