...the interview nomination form here to nominate yourself or a friend. Peter Adamson is Professor of Late Ancient and Arabic Philosophy at the LMU in Munich, having moved there from...
...cross-cultural content to existing courses; some good ones are The Deviant Philosopher, Global Philosophy, and the APA’s Resources on Diversity and Inclusiveness. Podcast fans might enjoy Peter Adamson’s and Jonardon...
...as one of our workshop panelists!), VeryBadWizards (Tamler Sommers, David Pizarro), Hi-Phi Nation (Barry Lam), History of Philosophy Without any Gaps (Peter Adamson). MS: The Prindle Institute for Ethics also...
...be both quirkier and more confessional than other philosophy podcasts. I know Peter Adamson has several running jokes in The History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps, and Robert Talisse’s interviews...
Maybe I’m just an optimist, but I think people today mostly acknowledge the importance and originality of philosophy in the Islamic world. Would any scholar now say in print, as...
...a while –was an interview I did for the column with Peter Adamson about the Islamic scholar Avicenna (980-1037) and his argument for the existence of God. Who knew there’s...
When philosophical texts in ancient Greek are unearthed, it is big news. Much excitement greeted the newly discovered fragments of Empedocles, found in a library in Strasbourg (See A. Martin...
...the work of Peter Adamson who has contributed to the APA Blog, including his Philosophy in the Islamic World: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford University Press, 2015), and the volume...
As someone who is devoted to studying the history of philosophy without any gaps, I have gotten rather interested in the subject of women philosophers. They are, after all, some...
As I mentioned in a previous post here, I have, since 2010, been producing a weekly podcast series on the history of philosophy. Podcasts are an increasingly popular media format...
