Upcoming Events
Eliza Orlins discusses how policing disproportionately targets marginalized communities, fuels mass incarceration, and fails to deliver true public safety.
Vassar Professor Emeritus of Philosophy Michael McCarthy discusses what it means to be an American citizen today and why so many Americans have become distrustful of government, suspicious of politics, and uncertain of their civic obligations. Open to the public.
Previous Philosopher’s Holiday Events
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Professor, Franco V. Trivigno
Tragedy Reborn in Plato’s Phaedo
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Sebastian Purcell, PhD
How to Improve Without Getting Better: Aztec Vice Management
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Joel Michael Reynolds, PhD
Worldcreation: A Critical Phenomenology of Disability and Care
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Emmalon Davis, PhD
Procreative Justice Reconceived: Undermining Propaganda & Averting the Moral Gaze
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Nick Pappas
What Becomes of a Soul
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Justin Khoo
Coded Speech
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Luvell Anderson, PhD
Roasting Ethics
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Louis Loeb
Causal Inference and Perception in the Treatise and First Enquiry: Hume’s Anticipation of Modularity
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Andrei Buckareff
Reducing Two-Way Powers
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Christopher Moore
Calling philosophers names: ‘Philosophos’ and the origin of a discipline.
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Nina Emery
Mooreanism in Metaphysics from Mooreanism in Physics
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Justin Steinberg
Belief Revision, Moral Reform, and the Spinozistic Mind