Month: June 2018

Research

What Are You Reading…On the Genesis of Economics

Nathan Eckstrand - June 11, 2018

I am almost finished teaching my second semester of Business Ethics. While my students get a decent survey of moral norms from a variety...

Issues in Philosophy

Discussion: The Relationship Between Philosophy, Science & Religion

Asia Forcucci - June 8, 2018

In an interview for What Is It Like to Be a Philosopher?, Clifford Sosis asks Helen De Cruz (Oxford Brookes University) about the relationship between...

Research

Imprints in Time: a Moderately Robust Past

Blog Contributor - June 7, 2018

Editors note: Because of a major snowfall in Savannah, GA during the Eastern APA, the Blog of the APA has been hosting papers by...

Diversity and Inclusiveness

Women in Philosophy: Minority Identities, “Minority Concerns”

Adriel M. Trott - June 6, 2018

By Tiffany Gordon Most of my work is situated along the lines of my identity. It should not be surprising, then, that since I am...

Diversity and Inclusiveness

On Diversifying the Classroom from Within: An Interview with Perry Zurn

Michaela Maxwell - June 4, 2018

Perry Zurn is Assistant Professor of philosophy at American University. He researches broadly in the fields of political philosophy, gender theory, and applied ethics, and his work contributes...

Work/Life Balance

APA Member Interview: Simon Noriega-Olmos

Skye Cleary - June 1, 2018

Simon Noriega-Olmos (PhD Princeton, 2008) is the FCT-Researcher at the Center of Philosophy of the University of Lisbon, History of Philosophy Group. His field...