...on skepticism, and philosophy and film. She served on the APA Committee on the Teaching of Philosophy 2013-16, and was the guest editor of the APA Newsletter on teaching philosophy...
...President of the Class of 2021. Cappagnia-Lynne is a lover of philosophy and the arts. Is there a fictional superhero whose philosophy you find particularly righteous or agreeable? If so,...
...host of cognitive skills that philosophy previously attributed to ‘reason’, including (moral) decision-making, learning and memory formation. We are also amoral in the sense that we are neither innately moral,...
...and Deborah Danner, might find their way out and leave a trail to follow. The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on women in the history of philosophy, posts on...
...hard times. A German-born Jew who studied philosophy with Martin Heidegger and Karl Jaspers, she fled the Nazi menace for the United States in 1941. In Men in Dark Times,...
...white guys, exploring how their ideas were shaped by the structural inequalities of the day. In other words, the canon should be the non-standard philosophy and the non-standard philosophy should...
...the history of philosophy, posts on issues of concern to women in the field of philosophy, and posts that put philosophy to work to address issues of concern to women...
...Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality under Contemporary Capitalism, was recently published by Columbia University Press. The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on women in the history of philosophy, posts...
In a recent article on this blog, I outlined both the dearth of online resources to help middle and high school educators bring philosophy into their classrooms given the lack...
...my Philosophy and Pop Culture Seminar students first, then a one-credit Philosophy for Children class with the soft expectation that we would visit a local third grade class by the...
