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Given our collective mania for attention, and the boundless opportunities we now have to seek it, we might ask: What did people believe they lost when they lost their privacy?

18. August 2018 Philosophy News News

Given our collective mania for attention, and the boundless opportunities we now have to seek it, we might ask: What did people believe they lost when they lost their [More]

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Relative Identity

17. August 2018 Philosophy News News

[Revised entry by Harry Deutsch and Pawel Garbacz on August 17, 2018. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography] Identity is often said to be a relation each thing bears to itself and to no other thing [More]

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You should never, ever, edit a volume and other blanket early career advice

17. August 2018 Philosophy News News

Regularly, I see well-meaning and evidence-based advice for early-career people along the following lines Don't ever edit a volume. It's a lot more trouble than it's worth. It hardly counts for [More]

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#MenToo

17. August 2018 Philosophy News News

The tale is one familiar to anyone who has attended graduate school: a graduate student claims to have been coerced into an uncomfortable relationship with a star professor. What is less familiar, [More]

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Weegee specialized in photographing crime scenes. Murder was his business, he said. Art critics loved his style. Then he slipped into obscurity

17. August 2018 Philosophy News News

Weegee specialized in photographing crime scenes. Murder was his business, he said. Art critics loved his style. Then he slipped into [More]

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Differences: Rereading Beauvoir and Irigaray

17. August 2018 Philosophy News News

2018.08.24 : View this Review Online | View Recent NDPR Reviews Emily Anne Parker and Anne van Leeuwen (eds.), Differences: Rereading Beauvoir and Irigaray, Oxford University Press, 2017, [More]

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Accountability Tools

17. August 2018 Philosophy News News

While I was working on my dissertation proposal, I came across Robert Paul Wolff’s blog post “How to write a doctoral dissertation in philosophy.” For the most part, I thought it was great. (I just [More]

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Truth

16. August 2018 Philosophy News News

[Revised entry by Michael Glanzberg on August 16, 2018. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography] Truth is one of the central subjects in philosophy. It is also one of the largest. Truth has been a [More]

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The purpose of the canon

16. August 2018 Philosophy News News

By Martin Lenz Inspired through a blog post by Lisa Shapiro and a remark by Sandra Lapointe, I began to think about the point of (philosophical) ... Read [More]

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How can we help you? (August 2018)

16. August 2018 Philosophy News News

Now that the academic year and j0b-market season are here, I thought it might be a good time to run another 'how can we help you?' post (I'm going to try to run one of these posts each month now, [More]

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