...more philosophical questions. So, beyond the practicalities of teaching, the series aims to address questions along these lines: What constitutes plagiarism? Does the use of AI differ in important ways...
...ongoing project of successive reorientations, a process described by Edmund Husserl as “free variation.” Queer phenomenology might thus be broadly understood as beginning with an ontological suspension of the heteronormative...
...words, she was probing one of the great divisive questions in American politics: why do people seemingly vote against their own interests? In the words of Hannah Arendt, truth and...
...Existence of God,” “What Is Consciousness? and Whether It Continues After Death,” “Has Religion Been a Net Asset or Liability?” “What is Reality? What is Real?” “Why Does Suffering Happen?”...
...Francophone Philosophy, Continental Philosophy, and Culture & Dialogue. However, Drouillard’s latest project is closer to home. She recently launched Medusa: An Undergraduate Journal of Feminist Philosophy, which seeks to encourage...
...paint with a broad brush, since at least the seventeenth century, property and contract have served as the central philosophical descriptions of the forms of free agency that we exercise...
...all hypocritical” would write a play that tickled an audience? Yet, according to Drew Lichtenberg, Associate Director of the Shakespeare Theater Company in Washington, D.C., who can take credit for...
...there are some questions on which there is a modest consensus, for example, on the topic of free will. A tendency to mix up philosophy with a growing anti-science movement undermines...
Adam Zweber (Series Editor, AI and Teaching) earned his PhD in Philosophy from Stanford in 2023 and is currently a lecturer at UNC-Wilmington. He is interested in questions that run...
...and African practices and spiritualities, and I’m currently working on its significance in the Americas. I aim to develop a kind of philosophical encounter with the questions that people are...
