No Online, Ed-Tech Tool Will Save The Fall Semester
The fall semester promises to change the game in education. With many colleges and universities going either completely or partially online, the gates have...
Syllabus Showcase: Apologetical Ethics, Mark Coppenger
My doctoral seminar in Apologetical Ethics grew out of a commissioned book I did for B&H, Moral Apologetics for Contemporary Christians: Pushing Back Against Cultural...
Syllabus Showcase: Philosophy of Race, Eric Bayruns García
I will teach two sections of this philosophy of race course at California State University, San Bernardino this coming Fall 2020 semester. I have...
Syllabus Showcase: History of Modern Philosophy, Julia Jorati
As a scholar of early modern philosophy, I regularly teach early modern survey courses. Until last year, I worked at The Ohio State University,...
A Bit of Fry & Laurie and Philosophy of Language
“Concerning Language” is a fast-paced and hilarious comedic act in which Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie raise questions that are at the heart of philosophical...
Undergraduate Philosophy Club: North Carolina State University
Allow me to tell you a little about the Philosophy Club at NC State. The club has been active for at least a quarter...
Make a Welcome Vid for Your Online Philosophy Class
In the 2020s, text-based online classes simply won’t do. Students expect to see and hear their professors. You can find tips on how to...
Rallying Support for the Humanities Sector during the COVID-19 Crisis
As museums, libraries, scholarly societies, colleges, universities, and other humanities organizations shut down in mid-March due to COVID-19, we, at the National Humanities Alliance,...
Even More Burdens for Graduate Teaching Assistants?
This fall, I’ll be instructing a graduate level course on teaching for first-time TAs in the Philosophy Department of the University of Illinois at...
Syllabus Showcase: American Philosophy, Katheryn Doran
In 2016 Hamilton College, a small liberal arts college in central NYS where I work passed an unusual (and possibly even unique) requirement: students...