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Feminist Philosophers

  • Blog closed

    17 days ago
    This blog is no longer adding new posts. But it will remain up as an archive.

  • Looking back, and looking forward

    20 days ago
    Ive really enjoyed this period of looking back at the blog, and hearing from co-bloggers. Im so very grateful to Lady Day for organising it! Its prompted...

  • Accessing Feminist Philosophers

    23 days ago
    As we announced April 23, Feminist Philosophers is shutting down. This is one of a series of posts by FP bloggers looking back on the blog and bidding...

  • Imagine Sisyphus Happy

    24 days ago
    As we announced April 23, Feminist Philosophers is shutting down. This is one of a series of posts by FP bloggers looking back on the blog and bidding...

  • Thank you all, bloggers and commentators.

    26 days ago
    As we announced April 23, Feminist Philosophers is shutting down. This is one of a series of posts by FP bloggers looking back on the blog and bidding...
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Daily Nous

  • “The problem is not that humanities jobs are disappearing”

    2 days ago
    In an interview at Inside Higher Education, Jason Brennan (Georgetown) and Phillip Magness (American Institute for Economic Research), answer a question from interviewer Scott Jaschik about their view...

  • Mini-Heap

    2 days ago
    Lots of interesting stuff this week, so heres another Mini-Heap: I reject the idea that philosophy is argument  Most real philosophy, as experienced by most people, takes the form of fiction Eric Schwitzgebel...

  • San Francisco State U. to Launch Grad Certificate in AI Ethics

    3 days ago
    San Francisco State University has developed a graduate program in artificial intelligence (AI) ethics. According to an article at the Wall Street Journal (registration, but no subscription, required...

  • President of Ireland Speaks at Youth Philosophy Awards Ceremony

    3 days ago
    Too many policy lobbyists have, often unknowingly, unthinkingly perhaps, accepted a narrow and utilitarian view of educationone that suggests we exist to be made usefulwhich leads to a great loss of...

  • Mini-Heap

    4 days ago
    A new Mini-Heap. What can be legitimately expected if a piece of art?  Sean T. Murphy (Indiana) takes up the question in light of the final episodes of Game of Thrones The return of this book is a nice...
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Philosopher's Cocoon

  • Spring sounds

    yesterday
    This band is too good - you're welcome. ;)

  • Teaching Lemonade (Beyoncé) in a feminism course (Louise Pedersen)

    2 days ago
    By Louise Pedersen, University of Utah I am a fifth-year graduate student at the University of Utah. During the Fall ’19 and Spring ’20 semesters I taught...

  • Teaching a pop-culture philosophy course

    2 days ago
    A lot of really cool practices have been shared in Helen's unusual teaching ideas series. While I've tried out a few unusual things over the years, and...

  • Tips for moving mid-career?

    4 days ago
    A reader asks, Do you know if there is any discussion on the Cocoon blog about how to try to do a "mid-career" move? Success at that seems very random...

  • The Special-Skills Fallacy

    4 days ago
    In my first post in this series, I argued that our profession--grad programs and professional institutions--should do far more to foster alt-ac opportunities...
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Leiter Reports

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The Stone

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