Philosophy in the Contemporary World: Reaffirming the Norms of Science
This series, Philosophy in the Contemporary World, is aimed at exploring the various ways philosophy can be used to discuss issues of relevance to...
Prominent Philosophers Cartwright and Sober Win 2017 Lebowitz Prize
Prominent scholars in philosophy Nancy Cartwright, professor of philosophy at UC San Diego and the University of Durham, and Elliott Sober, Hans Reichenbach and...
APA Board Issues Statement in Support of the March for Science
The APA board of officers has voted unanimously to issue the following statement:
The American Philosophical Association endorses the March for Science on April 22,...
Fichte’s Ethical Thought at Central APA
In an 'Author Meets Critics' session, author Allen Wood of Indiana University Bloomington met with critics Owen Ware and Douglas Moggach to discuss his book Fichte’s Ethical Thought (Oxford University...
How Teaching Should Matter
Like other academics, philosophers pay lip service to the importance of teaching, but as a recent report published in Teaching Philosophy demonstrates, practice does not...
Journal of the APA receives PROSE Award
The American Philosophical Association and Cambridge University Press are pleased to announce that the Journal of the American Philosophical Association has been selected as...
Limited Access: 2016 Eastern APA Dewey Lecture
One thing we are hoping to do with the APA blog is to enable people who are not able to attend APA sessions in person...
Limited Access: 2016 Eastern APA Presidential Address
One thing we are hoping to do with the APA blog is to enable people who are not able to attend APA sessions in person...
Welcome to Our New Copy Editor
Happy Holidays, blog readers.
I am pleased to offer a (belated) welcome to Michaela Maxwell as the new copy editor for the blog of the...
Socrates On Flatbush Avenue: Reflections on the LIU-Brooklyn Faculty Lockout
On September 3, 2016, three days before a proposed contract was to be put to a vote, the unionized faculty of LIU-Brooklyn was locked...