Problems of Knowledge and Valuation, Daniel Drucker
I’m Daniel Drucker, an assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin. I’m presenting the second half of a two-semester course...
Letting Go, and Letting the Subject Come to You: Reintroducing the Graduate Student Reflection...
Before my Master’s program, I was a McNair scholar- a program aiding undergraduates in pursuing advanced degrees. I was looking forward to graduate school...
Reflections on Teaching in the AI Age
I kind of miss plagiarism. Some turn of phrase in a student’s paper would sound a bit off, and some googling would uncover that...
Syllabus Showcase: The Philosophy of Education, Kristopher G. Phillips
Part of what I love about teaching philosophy is that it affords me the opportunity to take things that students find familiar or banal...
Syllabus Showcase: Society, Justice and Health Care, Giancarlo Tarantino
SYLLABUS REFLECTION
Health Care Ethics and Society is a sophomore-level course at the Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago. Arrupe is a small associate degree-granting,...
Syllabus Showcase: Education and Justice, Brynn F. Welch
“In the treatment of the child the world foreshadows its own future and faith.” ~W.E.B. DuBois
“The classroom remains the most radical space of possibility...
Why Am I So Tired?: How Work Email Makes Us Feel Overworked
Like most of us, I have been exhausted for the past few years. My workload went back to normal after the first crazy years...
Syllabus Showcase: Medieval Philosophy, Michael Wiitala
Below is my syllabus for Medieval Philosophy at Cleveland State University. At Cleveland State, Medieval is a 200-level general education course that philosophy majors...
My Experience With Heidegger
One of the most conceptually challenging courses I took before starting graduate studies was a course I took at the University of Iowa, taught...
APA Member Interview: Matthew Jones
Matthew Jones grew up in a rural area with an active curiosity that left him interested in the wider world. This eventually led him...