Public Philosophy Editors on Working with Writers
Earlier this year, we asked for your questions for editors of public philosophy venues. Last week, we shared their answers to your questions on...
APA Member Interview: Eva Feder Kittay
Eva Feder Kittay is Distinguished Professor Emerita of Philosophy at Stony Brook University/SUNY. Her pioneering work interjects questions of feminism, care and disability (especially...
Cancellation of the 2020 APA Pacific Division Meeting
As indicated in a notice circulated on March 9, the APA leadership has been closely monitoring developments related to the global outbreak of coronavirus...
Early Career Research Spotlight: Jack Samuel
Jack Samuel is a graduate student in philosophy at the University of Pittsburgh. He mostly works on ethics and metaethics, with a little bit...
What We Know Now: Humanities for All One Year Later
Last summer, the National Humanities
Alliance launched the Humanities for All website to help foster publicly engaged humanities scholarship in
U.S. higher education. Showcasing the contribution...
“Useful on the Ground”: An Interview with Elizabeth Hoover
by Kitty O’Riordan
Editor Note: This interview originally had Dr. Hoover identitied as "(Mohawk/Mi’kmaq descendant)." We have deleted that because of Dr. Hoover's "Letter of Apology...
Recently Published Book Spotlight: Open to Reason
Souleymane Bachir Diagne is professor of philosophy and francophone studies at Columbia University. His fields of research and teaching include History of Philosophy, History...
Diversifying the Canon: Interview with Julia Jorati
Julia Jorati is an associate professor of philosophy at the Ohio State University. She works on early modern philosophy and, within that, mostly on...
Diversifying the Canon: Interview with Julie Walsh
Julie Walsh is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Wellesley College. Her research centers on questions about human freedom and metaphysics of mind in the...
Philosophy in the Contemporary World: The Banality of Rumor
“Since choice as a decisive factor in self-preservation has to do with appearances, and since appearance has the double function of concealing some interior...